Prayers and Devotions for the Seasons of the Church Year
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In Advent, Christians relive a dual impulse of the spirit: on the one hand, they raise their eyes towards the final destination of their pilgrimage through history, which is the glorious return of the Lord Jesus; on the other, remembering with emotion his birth in Bethlehem, they kneel before the Crib.
The hope of Christians is turned to the future but remains firmly rooted in an event of the past. In the fullness of time, the Son of God was born of the Virgin Mary: "Born of a woman, born under the law", as the Apostle Paul writes (Gal 4: 4).
-- Pope Benedict XVI -
First Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2005
WFF's Family Sourcebook: Celebrating Advent and Christmas
Introduction to Advent, Sourcebooks
Family Prayers for Advent
Saint Andrew the Apostle - November 30
Saint Francis Xavier - December 3Saint John of Damascus - December 4
Saint Ambrose - December 7
Immaculate Conception - December 8
Saint Juan Diego - December 9Saint Damasus I - December 11
Our Lady of Guadalupe - December 12
Saint Lucy - December 13Saint John of the Cross - December 14
Christmas Novena - December 16-24Saint Peter Canisius - December 21
Saint John of Kanty - December 23
"O Antiphons"
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