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1)The Christmas mino r T e is the contraction of the Latin word or n Navitas meaning "birth". From this concept, there is a s i m bolus deeply rooted and complex in structure. Failure is s or l or amemory of an event or r hist ico. Christian liturgy constantly underlines that the birth of Jesus Christ est to ordered the redemption or n, to Easter, the Parus y. S u n i to the terminology of theold, Christmas is a memory (mystery), whose center is the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ or No, always present and active, as the soul of any celebration or n r u cal lit.
2) Around theChristmas Liturgy has been formed in the course of the centuries, a number of traditions that have helped to create a festive atmosphere in the privacy of families and on the streets of villages andcities. The most important of traditions and customs is not only the appearance but its inner meaning, one must know why and what it is conducted in order to live them intensely. Recreated: the tree, themanger, gifts, local foods, decor in general and children anxiously await the arrival of Santa Claus and the Three Kings, which dates back to the ancient customs and rituals that can be determinedwithin a historical framework, which is the central theme of this essay.
3) Today is considered to these parties as most significant in the world, the celebration runs from December 25 to January 6, withvarious commemorations, some transformed to Christianity: Christmas Eve, Christmas Day the Holy Innocents,'s Eve, New Year's and Three Kings Day (Epiphany).
3) CELEBRATIONS: There are differentcelebrations that include a number of important events, interspersed with pagan and religious overtones: Eve, Holy Innocents Day, New Years Eve, New Years and Three Kings Day (Epiphany).
4) GOODNIGHT:Christmas Eve (Holy Night) begins at sundown on 24 December. The Christian faithful are prepared to see in heaven's luminaire star and, at twelve, celebrate the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, the...