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The Advent-Christmas period is an exceptional time when despite the December cold outside, we feel internal warmth, and long nights illuminate the light of Faith, Hope and Love. While awaiting the birth of the Savior and celebrating this event, over the centuries our ancestors created a wide range of customs and rituals, many of which survived until after Saint. Andrzej (November 30) to Christmas. As a liturgical period, it has been shaped for many centuries. It was certainly practiced already in the 4th century in Spain. Originally, he was to prepare the faithful for Epiphany, or Epiphany. The four weeks of Advent refer to the 4,000 years through which the Jews waited for the Messiah. Today, according to the Council's teaching, that's why some have accused the fasting and sacrifices that have been practiced throughout this centuries during this particular period. The faithful did not eat meat and drink alcohol. Strict post was valid three days a week - on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. In the folk tradition, along with the advent of Advent, music fell silent, all games were stopped. During this time weddings were not celebrated, no boisterous baptisms were organized. Some work was also not done. To this day, in Poland, the Advent tradition of celebrating Mas* every day before dawn is alive. in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or rorat. For various reasons, they are also often celebrated in the evening. The name roraty comes from the first word longing for the promised Messiah. During the Mas*, a high, white or light yellow candle lights up, tied with a white ribbon and decorated with greenery. It symbolizes Mary - which sinful humanity carries Christ - True Light. In the churches, the candle is placed on the altar. You can also put it on your home altar. The lanterns worn by children during