Advent is a time of preparation for the coming of Christ at Christmas.
We should always be praying. Advent is more focused o the theme of awaiting the Messiah. We remember the coming of Christ in the past (Preparing for the celebration of Christmas), and also prepare for the coming of Christ at the Final Judgement.
Advent is the four weeks preceding Christmas.
I am not sure what you mean by Advent Saint. There are hundreds of saints who have a feast day during Advent, including St. Nicholas of Myra. However, if any saint would be named as the Advent Saint it would be St. John the Baptist as the Gospels during Advent speak of him preparing the way for the Lord.
The two pentitential seasons of the Church are Advent and Lent. They are symbolized by the violet colors of the vestments worn and hangings used. In the case of Advent, one is preparing for the great feast of Christmas. In Lent one is preparing for Easter.
Advent are the days starting from dec 1st till 24th dec and Christmas is the festival when christ is born in 25 th Christmas
Advent is a time for preparing for the remembrance of the birth of Christ. Isaiah spoke of the coming of the Messiah, and thus is very suitable for contemplation in the season.
because they want to celebrate the birth of jesus
The liturgical season of Advent marks the time of spiritual preparation by the faithful before Christmas. Advent begins on the Sunday closest to the Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle (Nov. 30). It spans four Sundays and four weeks of preparation, although the last week of Advent is usually truncated because of when Christmas falls. Advent is all about preparing for the birth of Christ, so Christmas is the logical conclusion of this season.
Jean Scott has written: 'Preparing for Christmas' -- subject(s): Advent, Meditations 'More Frugal Gambling' 'Stanhopes'
The Hanging of the Greens is a ceremony that takes place on the first Sunday of the Advent. It is based on the tradition of placing evergreen wreaths and trees in the home and preparing for the Christmas season.
Nothing actually 'happened' at Advent. Advent is the time of the Church's year which starts around five weeks before Christmas on Advent Sunday. 'Advent' means 'waiting' and therefore it is the time when we look forward not only to the coming of Christ at Christmas but also to the Second Coming at the end of the world. Advent is a quiet, contemplative, reflective and penitent time which is then contrasted by the joy and excitement of Christmas.