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Christmas in poland
In Poland, Christmas Eve on December 24th is celebrated with a special family dinner of 12 traditional dishes. After dinner, people share a wafer, exchange wishes, open presents under the Christmas tree, pray, sing songs and attend Midnight Mass. On Christmas Day, people relax and visit family and friends. In Polish schools, classrooms are decorated for Christmas with trees, ornaments and plays are performed by students depicting the nativity story. The letter asks about Christmas traditions and school celebrations in Spain.
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Polish Christmas traditions are deeply rooted in religious beliefs and superstitions. Some key traditions include keeping the home spotlessly clean before Christmas Eve, as the weather on Christmas is believed to predict the weather for the coming year. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a feast and exchange wishes using oplatek wafers. Unmarried women predict their future by interpreting signs like the direction a dog barks or the color of straw pulled from under the table. The Christmas tree is an important symbol, decorated with fruits, candies and homemade paper chains to commemorate Jesus and the Garden of Eden.
Eco Christmas in Poland
The Christmas tree at the 67th Integrative Primary School in Lodz, Poland is decorated entirely with ecological and handmade ornaments created by students and teachers. Some of the decorations include dried orange slices, patterns cut from paper and placed on old CDs, salt dough figures of houses, trees, bells, stars, snowmen and angels baked by the students and teachers, strings of pasta and styrofoam cut into pieces, cardboard reindeer cutouts, and birds made of cardboard and newspaper. The tree aims to spread the message of the gladness of hope, the spirit of peace, and the heart of love during the Christmas season.
Christmas in Poland
In Poland, Christmas Eve on December 24th is marked by fasting and no meat with a Christmas tree and dinner. The traditional Christmas Eve dinner includes 12 meatless dishes like mushroom dumplings, beet soup, and carp in jelly along with a Christmas wafer and midnight mass. Christmas Day on the 25th is spent visiting family, eating, and commemorating Jesus' birth while December 26th honors Saint Stephen.
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In Poland, there are many Christmas traditions that hold deep symbolic meanings. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a special supper and leave an empty seat and place setting for an unexpected guest. Poles are known for their hospitality, especially around Christmas. Another tradition is the breaking of the oplatek wafer, which is done by native Poles and those of Polish ancestry around the world. Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, called Pasterka, commemorates the shepherds who waited for Jesus' birth and is an important part of the Polish Christmas celebration.
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In Poland, Christmas Eve on December 24th is celebrated with a special family dinner of 12 traditional dishes. After dinner, people share a wafer, exchange wishes, open presents under the Christmas tree, pray, sing songs and attend Midnight Mass. On Christmas Day, people relax and visit family and friends. In Polish schools, classrooms are decorated for Christmas with trees, ornaments and plays are performed by students depicting the nativity story. The letter asks about Christmas traditions and school celebrations in Spain.
Anna Dziedziak
Polish Christmas traditions are deeply rooted in religious beliefs and superstitions. Some key traditions include keeping the home spotlessly clean before Christmas Eve, as the weather on Christmas is believed to predict the weather for the coming year. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a feast and exchange wishes using oplatek wafers. Unmarried women predict their future by interpreting signs like the direction a dog barks or the color of straw pulled from under the table. The Christmas tree is an important symbol, decorated with fruits, candies and homemade paper chains to commemorate Jesus and the Garden of Eden.
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The Christmas tree at the 67th Integrative Primary School in Lodz, Poland is decorated entirely with ecological and handmade ornaments created by students and teachers. Some of the decorations include dried orange slices, patterns cut from paper and placed on old CDs, salt dough figures of houses, trees, bells, stars, snowmen and angels baked by the students and teachers, strings of pasta and styrofoam cut into pieces, cardboard reindeer cutouts, and birds made of cardboard and newspaper. The tree aims to spread the message of the gladness of hope, the spirit of peace, and the heart of love during the Christmas season.
Christmas in Poland
In Poland, Christmas Eve on December 24th is marked by fasting and no meat with a Christmas tree and dinner. The traditional Christmas Eve dinner includes 12 meatless dishes like mushroom dumplings, beet soup, and carp in jelly along with a Christmas wafer and midnight mass. Christmas Day on the 25th is spent visiting family, eating, and commemorating Jesus' birth while December 26th honors Saint Stephen.
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In Poland, there are many Christmas traditions that hold deep symbolic meanings. On Christmas Eve, families gather for a special supper and leave an empty seat and place setting for an unexpected guest. Poles are known for their hospitality, especially around Christmas. Another tradition is the breaking of the oplatek wafer, which is done by native Poles and those of Polish ancestry around the world. Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, called Pasterka, commemorates the shepherds who waited for Jesus' birth and is an important part of the Polish Christmas celebration.
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In Poland, Christmas is preceded by Advent, a period of preparation and waiting. Traditions include building nativity scenes, decorating Christmas trees on Christmas Eve, and cooking a large feast for family that usually includes carp, pierogi, bigos and various salads. Families also invite guests, spread hay under the table and leave an empty place at the table for an unexpected visitor. Caroling groups visit houses and people exchange gifts and meals with extended family over the first two days of Christmas.
Christmas in poland
In Poland, Christmas traditions include decorating trees with ornaments and hanging them from the branches, leaving an empty place at the table set with hay to commemorate Jesus' birth, and waiting to begin the Christmas Eve supper until the first star appears in the sky. After supper, families share wafer bread before exchanging gifts under the tree and attending midnight mass.
Christmas in Poland
The document summarizes Christmas traditions in Poland, including Advent preparations, a school Christmas concert and tree, Christmas dinner, midnight mass on Christmas Eve, and celebrating as a family with 12 dishes and an empty plate for unexpected guests. Christmas is the most important time of the year in Poland, when children enjoy the snow and celebrations last from Christmas Eve through the second day of Christmas.
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Christmas is celebrated in Poland with a Christmas tree, breaking wafer on Christmas Eve, and the arrival of Santa Claus on December 6th. People also exchange gifts on Christmas Eve.
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Polish Christmas traditions - a PowerPoint presentation prepared by a Polish student Sylwia Sobarnia.
Traditions
Polish Christmas traditions include: Santa Claus visiting on December 6th bringing presents; decorating Christmas trees before Christmas; hanging mistletoe which is believed to bring happiness throughout the year; having hay on the table to symbolize Jesus sleeping in a manger; and believing the first guest on Christmas Eve determines if the new year will be lucky or unlucky depending on their gender. The most important day is Christmas Eve when families exchange wishes while breaking holy wafer and attending Pasterka, the midnight mass. Celebrations continue on St. Stephen's Day and include singing carols while visiting relatives.
Christmas in Poland
Christmas in Poland is preceded by Advent, a period of preparation starting 4 Sundays before December 25. People attend morning church services and bake special breads and decorations. On Christmas Eve, families decorate trees and prepare 12 traditional dishes like borscht, carp, and poppy seed cake. They share wafer and pray before the meal. After eating, they open gifts and sing carols. On Christmas Day and the 26th, people visit family and enjoy more food together.
christmas in Poland
The document discusses several traditions and attributes associated with Christmas. It describes Christmas as a Christian celebration of Jesus Christ's birth on December 25th, preceded by the Advent period. Christmas Eve marks the night before and Midnight Mass is an important Polish tradition held late on Christmas Eve. Other traditions include the Christmas tree, nativity scene, visits from Santa Claus, and the exchanging of wafers on Christmas Eve. The document also lists several Polish Christmas foods including soups, dumplings, herring, carp, noodles, and desserts like cheesecake and gingerbread.
Christmas in Poland
In Poland, Christmas preparations begin well before December 25th with thorough cleaning of houses believed to bring cleanliness the following year. Poles are famous for their hospitality around Christmas, keeping an extra seat at the dinner table in memory of Mary and Joseph. Christmas Eve called Wigilia is the most important day, where a Christmas tree is decorated and an elaborate meal is shared, including mushroom soup, herring, sauerkraut and noodles. The breaking of the oplatek wafer is a revered tradition where people exchange forgiveness and blessings. St. Stephen's Day on December 26th commemorates the first martyr by spreading oat grains in church. New Year's Eve involves parties and fireworks to celebrate the new year
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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.
Traditional christmas in Poland
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.
Christmas Traditions in Poland
In Poland, Christmas Eve (Wigilia) is the most important day of Christmas celebrations. Families gather for an evening meal without meat, consisting of 12 dishes representing the 12 months. Old traditions from rural Poland include fortune-telling activities for young women, like grinding poppy seeds or touching fence posts. The Christmas tree is decorated and presents exchanged after the meal. Santa Claus brings gifts twice around Christmas. A special Christmas wafer, or oplatek, is used in rituals wishing health and prosperity in the new year.
Christmas in Poland
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.
Christmas Time in Poland
Poles are famous for their hospitality, especially during Christmas. In Poland, an additional seat is kept for somebody unknown at the supper table. No one should be left alone at Christmas, so strangers are welcomed to the Christmas supper. This is to remind us that Mary and Joseph were also looking for shelter. In Poland, several homeless people were interviewed after Christmas. Some of them were invited to strangers' houses for Christmas; others that were not asked inside the homes but were given lots of food.
Christmas traditions in Poland
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.
Christmas in poland
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.
Christmas traditions in Poland
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.
Christmas in Poland
A PowerPoint presentation about Christmas traditions in Poland prepared by a Polish student - Kinga Serwin
Christmas in Poland
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.
Christmas In Poland
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In Poland, Christmas is preceded by Advent, a period of preparation and waiting. Traditions include building nativity scenes, decorating Christmas trees on Christmas Eve, and cooking a large feast for family that usually includes carp, pierogi, bigos and various salads. Families also invite guests, spread hay under the table and leave an empty place at the table for an unexpected visitor. Caroling groups visit houses and people exchange gifts and meals with extended family over the first two days of Christmas.
Christmas in poland
In Poland, Christmas traditions include decorating trees with ornaments and hanging them from the branches, leaving an empty place at the table set with hay to commemorate Jesus' birth, and waiting to begin the Christmas Eve supper until the first star appears in the sky. After supper, families share wafer bread before exchanging gifts under the tree and attending midnight mass.
Christmas in Poland
The document summarizes Christmas traditions in Poland, including Advent preparations, a school Christmas concert and tree, Christmas dinner, midnight mass on Christmas Eve, and celebrating as a family with 12 dishes and an empty plate for unexpected guests. Christmas is the most important time of the year in Poland, when children enjoy the snow and celebrations last from Christmas Eve through the second day of Christmas.
Christmas in Poland by Gabi
Christmas is celebrated in Poland with a Christmas tree, breaking wafer on Christmas Eve, and the arrival of Santa Claus on December 6th. People also exchange gifts on Christmas Eve.
Christmas in Poland 2
Polish Christmas traditions - a PowerPoint presentation prepared by a Polish student Sylwia Sobarnia.
Traditions
Polish Christmas traditions include: Santa Claus visiting on December 6th bringing presents; decorating Christmas trees before Christmas; hanging mistletoe which is believed to bring happiness throughout the year; having hay on the table to symbolize Jesus sleeping in a manger; and believing the first guest on Christmas Eve determines if the new year will be lucky or unlucky depending on their gender. The most important day is Christmas Eve when families exchange wishes while breaking holy wafer and attending Pasterka, the midnight mass. Celebrations continue on St. Stephen's Day and include singing carols while visiting relatives.
Christmas in Poland
Christmas in Poland is preceded by Advent, a period of preparation starting 4 Sundays before December 25. People attend morning church services and bake special breads and decorations. On Christmas Eve, families decorate trees and prepare 12 traditional dishes like borscht, carp, and poppy seed cake. They share wafer and pray before the meal. After eating, they open gifts and sing carols. On Christmas Day and the 26th, people visit family and enjoy more food together.
christmas in Poland
The document discusses several traditions and attributes associated with Christmas. It describes Christmas as a Christian celebration of Jesus Christ's birth on December 25th, preceded by the Advent period. Christmas Eve marks the night before and Midnight Mass is an important Polish tradition held late on Christmas Eve. Other traditions include the Christmas tree, nativity scene, visits from Santa Claus, and the exchanging of wafers on Christmas Eve. The document also lists several Polish Christmas foods including soups, dumplings, herring, carp, noodles, and desserts like cheesecake and gingerbread.
Christmas in Poland
In Poland, Christmas preparations begin well before December 25th with thorough cleaning of houses believed to bring cleanliness the following year. Poles are famous for their hospitality around Christmas, keeping an extra seat at the dinner table in memory of Mary and Joseph. Christmas Eve called Wigilia is the most important day, where a Christmas tree is decorated and an elaborate meal is shared, including mushroom soup, herring, sauerkraut and noodles. The breaking of the oplatek wafer is a revered tradition where people exchange forgiveness and blessings. St. Stephen's Day on December 26th commemorates the first martyr by spreading oat grains in church. New Year's Eve involves parties and fireworks to celebrate the new year
Christmas traditions in Poland group work
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.
Traditional christmas in Poland
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.
Christmas Traditions in Poland
In Poland, Christmas Eve (Wigilia) is the most important day of Christmas celebrations. Families gather for an evening meal without meat, consisting of 12 dishes representing the 12 months. Old traditions from rural Poland include fortune-telling activities for young women, like grinding poppy seeds or touching fence posts. The Christmas tree is decorated and presents exchanged after the meal. Santa Claus brings gifts twice around Christmas. A special Christmas wafer, or oplatek, is used in rituals wishing health and prosperity in the new year.
Christmas in Poland
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.
Christmas Time in Poland
Poles are famous for their hospitality, especially during Christmas. In Poland, an additional seat is kept for somebody unknown at the supper table. No one should be left alone at Christmas, so strangers are welcomed to the Christmas supper. This is to remind us that Mary and Joseph were also looking for shelter. In Poland, several homeless people were interviewed after Christmas. Some of them were invited to strangers' houses for Christmas; others that were not asked inside the homes but were given lots of food.
Christmas traditions in Poland
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.
Christmas in poland
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.
Christmas traditions in Poland
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.
Christmas in Poland
A PowerPoint presentation about Christmas traditions in Poland prepared by a Polish student - Kinga Serwin
Christmas in Poland
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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