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- Decorating for Christmas has a long history dating back to pre-Christian times involving things like holly, ivy, and branches that symbolized Jesus's coming to earth or were seen as protective symbols against pagans and witches.
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Traditionally, Advent is an important season in Poland that includes special early morning church services. The four Sundays of Advent represent the 4,000 years of waiting for Christ. During Advent, wax is poured on water for fortune telling and special foods like honey cake and decorations like spiders and stars are made. Beautifully decorated Christmas trees are placed in public areas and homes, decorated with apples, nuts, chocolate and candles. On Christmas Eve, an important Polish tradition is sharing oplatek, a bread with a holy image, and wishing happiness and forgiveness to family and neighbors.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees with ornaments and decorations, ice sculptures being made in Rybnik each winter, and families gathering for Christmas Eve supper on December 24th. The Christmas Eve meal typically consists of 12 dishes such as borch, carp, sauerkraut, and various cookies. After the meal, families sing Polish Christmas carols together. Another tradition is making Christmas stable displays in churches.
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In Poland, Santa Claus, known as a fat grandfather with a long grey beard, brings presents on December 6th. For Christmas Eve, families traditionally look for the first star before a supper of 12 dishes including fish, potatoes, cabbage, and compote. At school, children celebrate Christmas with decorations, trees, presents for friends, and a Nativity play.
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In Poland, Christmas Eve is celebrated with an evening meal after the first star appears in the sky. Everyone breaks and shares traditional wafers called opłatek, exchanging good wishes. The meal is meatless and includes items like mushroom soup, potatoes, herring, dumplings and fruit compote. There is always an extra place setting for unexpected guests. After dinner, families sing Christmas carols while children await gifts under the tree. Christmas Day is spent resting, praying and visiting family, while boys perform puppet shows called "szopki" from Christmas until Epiphany.
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In Poland, Christmas traditions include sending Christmas cards to friends and family before Christmas, having a Christmas Eve supper with 12 dishes and an empty place set for guests, and sharing a wafer before the meal as a symbol of unity. On Christmas Eve, families decorate their Christmas trees with ornaments and lights and sing Christmas carols, and children anticipate presents from Father Christmas on December 6th and Christmas Eve under the tree. The most important tradition is attending Christmas Midnight Mass with family from December 24th to 25th.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees and homes with lights and decorations, sending Christmas cards to friends and family, and preparing mangers or cribs to be displayed in churches and public spaces. On Christmas Eve, Polish families gather for a special meal and mass, leaving a spare place at the table for unexpected guests and sharing wafer bread. Children may receive presents on Christmas Eve from Santa Claus, and carolling is also a common tradition in Poland during the Christmas season.
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In Poland, Christmas is celebrated with decorations, plays, and religious traditions. Families decorate their homes with lights and trees, and schools put on Christmas plays based on the Bible. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a special supper and midnight mass. They exchange gifts and sing carols. Children also visit homes on Christmas Day to sing carols. The holidays are a time for feasting with relatives and enjoying time together.
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- Advent is the 40 days before Christmas that begins on November 11th and is now a 4 week period to prepare for Christmas.
- While Jesus's actual birthdate is unknown and estimated between 7-2 BC, Christmas marks his birth and originated as a Christian celebration that is now celebrated by millions worldwide on December 25th.
- Decorating for Christmas has a long history dating back to pre-Christian times involving things like holly, ivy, and branches that symbolized Jesus's coming to earth or were seen as protective symbols against pagans and witches.
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Traditionally, Advent is an important season in Poland that includes special early morning church services. The four Sundays of Advent represent the 4,000 years of waiting for Christ. During Advent, wax is poured on water for fortune telling and special foods like honey cake and decorations like spiders and stars are made. Beautifully decorated Christmas trees are placed in public areas and homes, decorated with apples, nuts, chocolate and candles. On Christmas Eve, an important Polish tradition is sharing oplatek, a bread with a holy image, and wishing happiness and forgiveness to family and neighbors.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees with ornaments and decorations, ice sculptures being made in Rybnik each winter, and families gathering for Christmas Eve supper on December 24th. The Christmas Eve meal typically consists of 12 dishes such as borch, carp, sauerkraut, and various cookies. After the meal, families sing Polish Christmas carols together. Another tradition is making Christmas stable displays in churches.
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In Poland, Santa Claus, known as a fat grandfather with a long grey beard, brings presents on December 6th. For Christmas Eve, families traditionally look for the first star before a supper of 12 dishes including fish, potatoes, cabbage, and compote. At school, children celebrate Christmas with decorations, trees, presents for friends, and a Nativity play.
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In Poland, Christmas Eve is celebrated with an evening meal after the first star appears in the sky. Everyone breaks and shares traditional wafers called opłatek, exchanging good wishes. The meal is meatless and includes items like mushroom soup, potatoes, herring, dumplings and fruit compote. There is always an extra place setting for unexpected guests. After dinner, families sing Christmas carols while children await gifts under the tree. Christmas Day is spent resting, praying and visiting family, while boys perform puppet shows called "szopki" from Christmas until Epiphany.
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In Poland, Christmas traditions include sending Christmas cards to friends and family before Christmas, having a Christmas Eve supper with 12 dishes and an empty place set for guests, and sharing a wafer before the meal as a symbol of unity. On Christmas Eve, families decorate their Christmas trees with ornaments and lights and sing Christmas carols, and children anticipate presents from Father Christmas on December 6th and Christmas Eve under the tree. The most important tradition is attending Christmas Midnight Mass with family from December 24th to 25th.
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Christmas traditions in Poland include decorating Christmas trees and homes with lights and decorations, sending Christmas cards to friends and family, and preparing mangers or cribs to be displayed in churches and public spaces. On Christmas Eve, Polish families gather for a special meal and mass, leaving a spare place at the table for unexpected guests and sharing wafer bread. Children may receive presents on Christmas Eve from Santa Claus, and carolling is also a common tradition in Poland during the Christmas season.
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In Poland, Christmas is celebrated with decorations, plays, and religious traditions. Families decorate their homes with lights and trees, and schools put on Christmas plays based on the Bible. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a special supper and midnight mass. They exchange gifts and sing carols. Children also visit homes on Christmas Day to sing carols. The holidays are a time for feasting with relatives and enjoying time together.
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Polish Christmas traditions include decorating the home with a Christmas tree, wreaths, and a nativity scene. On Christmas Eve (Wigilia), families have a special meal of 12 dishes without meat, including fish, dumplings, and borscht. They look for the first star before eating and go to a midnight church service. Children receive presents on Christmas day if they were good, or sticks if they were naughty. Schools celebrate with Christmas meals and nativity plays.
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Polish Christmas customs involve four weeks of Advent preparation. On Christmas Eve (Wigilia), families decorate trees with candles and paper, place gifts underneath, and prepare a special supper of 12 dishes including carp and pierogi. The meal begins after the first star appears. On Christmas Day, people celebrate with breakfast and meat before observing the weather signs. St. Stephen's Day on December 26 involves caroling from house to house. New Year's Eve celebrations vary from balls to family gatherings. The Epiphany on January 6 ends the Christmas season and involves blessing homes with the initials K+M+B.
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The document summarizes how Christmas is celebrated in various countries around the world. In Germany, houses are decorated and Advent calendars are used. Children leave letters for Christkind and presents are opened on Christmas Eve. In Italy, a nativity scene called a presepe is traditionally set up and presents are believed to be delivered by Jesus. In Mexico, Las Posadas celebrations reenact Mary and Joseph's journey to Bethlehem for nine days leading up to Christmas.
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Christmas is celebrated differently around the world. In Germany, houses are decorated with candles, wreaths, and nativity scenes. Children leave letters for Christkind and receive gifts on Christmas Eve. In Belgium, Christmas was not celebrated during the Soviet Union but is now on December 25th or January 7th. In Australia, Christmas is more casual with a relaxed schedule of meals with family and gifts.
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The document discusses how Christmas is celebrated in many different countries around the world. Traditions vary and include decorating with lights and trees, religious services, gift giving brought by various figures like Santa Claus or Father Christmas, and special holiday meals and foods that are shared with family. Christmas dates and related customs differ in some countries due to cultural and religious influences.
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The document summarizes many Polish Christmas traditions and customs. It describes how Christmas Eve celebrations in Poland begin with the sighting of the first star in the sky. Families then share the holy wafer, sing carols, and partake in a traditional meal before attending midnight mass. Some key dishes of the Polish Christmas Eve supper include fried carp, borscht, pierogi, and honey cake. The document also outlines traditions such as decorating Christmas trees, leaving an empty place setting for visitors, and the roles of Mikolaj and carolers.
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A Christmas Carol (1938)
'A Christmas Carol' is one of the all-time hits, based on the festival. Although the story told by 'A Christmas Carol' has been redone for a number of times, the version filmed in the movie has touched millions of hearts. It remains one of the classic Christmas movies. Produced by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and directed by Edwin L. Marin, Reginald Owen played the lead role of 'A Christmas Carol' (1938). The movie is an adaptation of Charles Dickens's novelette.
It's A Wonderful Life (1946)
Another classic Christmas movie, 'It's a Wonderful Life' is a story about a man facing the hardships of life. The 1946 movie was produced and directed by Frank Capra, with the star cast including James Stewart and Donna Reed. The film is loosely based on the story "The Greatest Gift", authored by Philip Van Doren Stern. If you want to watch a family entertainer on Christmas, then this movie is what you need. The film is listed as one of the all-time hit Christmas movies.
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To share lighter moments with your loved ones, you may watch a classic comedy, this Christmas. The Bob Clark film 'A Christmas Story' would serve the purpose. Peter Billingsley, Darren McGavin and Melinda Dillon fitted into the lead roles of the film. It is the narration of a young boy during the 1940s, which tells us his experience in the holidays, leading up to Christmas and ultimately, Christmas day itself. The story has been written in the point of view of the child.
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'Home Alone', a Chris Columbus movie, is based on the adventures of a mischievous boy Kevin McCalister (Macaulay Culkin), alone at home during the holiday season, when his big family leaves for a vacation. Although the film doesn't depict any legendary character, nor does it tell a Christmas story, it gives you the feel of the festival. Thus, it makes itself one of the all-time hit Christmas movies. If you want to laugh out loudly with your family, then 'Home Alone' is a must-watch, during the festive season.
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