Traditional christmas in Poland
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In Poland, Santa Claus, known as Swiety Mikolaj, brings presents to children on December 6th. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a traditional meal of 12 dishes that may symbolize the 12 apostles or months. They attend Midnight Mass, the first Christmas mass of the day, and share holy wafers as a symbol of friendship before the meal.
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- 2. SSaannttaa CCllaauuss 0 He comes to children on 6th December. He gives presents and sweets to polite and good people. This elderly man leaves presents under the Christmas tree. He also does this after Christmas Eve supper. However, some people believe that presents are brought by Baby Jesus on Christmas Eve 0 He wears red trousers, brown boots , a red jacket with a brown belt and a red hat.
- 3. CChhrriissttmmaass TTrreeee Every year in our country we have to buy a Christmas tree. We also have to buy a lot of decorations. For example: 0christmas balls 0christmas tree lights 0sweets 0gingerbread
- 4. CChhrriissttmmaass EEvvee TTrraaddiittiioonn 0 Why are there 12 dishes on our table on Christmas Eve? Some people say it is so„because there were 12 apostles”, some say „because there are 12 months”, but is it important? 0 We think the most important is what is on the table and who we sit with around it.
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- 15. DDIISSHH CCOONNSSIISSTTIINNGG OOFF BBOOIILLEEDD WWHHEEAATT WWIITTHH HHOONNEEYY AANNDD PPOOPPPPYYSSEEEEDD
- 18. MMiiddnniigghhtt MMaassss 0 In Poland people go to Midnight Mass which is solemn Holy Mass, taking place at midnight on Christmas Eve. 0 This is the first Holy Mass at Christmas. 0 At this time churches are very beautiful: inside we can see many Christmas trees and a nativity scene.
- 19. Christmas Wafer 0 Before the Christmas Eve supper people share the holy wafer. 0 This is a very important moment, because Christmas wafer is a symbol friendship and love. 0 This tradition shows that people want to be together, live without arguments and begin Christmas Eve with a kind atmosphere.