You mean, "What colors are the Advent candles?"
First Sunday in Advent, purple
Second Sunday in Advent, purple
Third Sunday in Advent, pink (or purple)
Fourth Sunday in Advent, purple
Some now use blue candles for all four Sundays in Advent.
For more information do a web search on liturgical colors.
Pink. It goes Purple Purple Pink Purple. and you light them each Sunday. So the first Sunday you would light a purple. The next Sunday you would light the first puple, and another purple.The Sunday after that you would light the same 2 purples, and the pink. And the Sunday before Christmas you would light all 4of the candles.
The third Advent candle is rose (which is close to pink in color, but is most definitely not pink, there are no red candles, red is reserved for vestments on the feasts of maryrs) because it represents Gaudete Sunday and it's rose because this indicates Joy, as we are nearing the nativity of Our Blessed Savior, and the penance, indicated by the Violet candles, is mitigated this week.
the color of the third candle of advent is pink or rose.
Purple, as is the 2nd and 4th. The third is pink, as a sign of rejoicing
On the third Sunday of Advent, along with two of the purple candles, the rose (pink) candle is lit
Purple
The advent candle that is rose instead of violet is the one that is lit on the third Sunday of advent, or Gaudete Sunday. "Gaudete" is Latin for "rejoice", and it is the day when Catholics are supposed to rejoice, for the coming of the Lord is near.
The third Advent Candle? or the big Tall Candle? the tall candle is the Easter candle signifying the resurrection of christ. the Advent Candle, I think the third Sunday of Advent is a specific sunday. so the pink may signify that, but I'm not sur. Me neither! I love School! <3
They all symbolise different things: Here are the five candles and their symbolism: ; First Candle : Color: Purple Theme: Hope First Sunday in Advent ; Second Candle : Color: Purple Theme: Love Second Sunday in Advent ; Third Candle : Color: Purple or pink Theme: Joy Third Sunday in Advent ; Fourth Candle : Color: Purple Theme: Peace Fourth Sunday in Advent ; Optional Center Candle : Color: White Theme: Christmas Christmas Day
The rose candle.
The third candle on the Advent wreath is for joy. It is lit on what is known as Gaudete Sunday, and that means joy.
The Third candle (Rose Colored) which is lit on Gaudete Sunday(Joy Sunday).
Matter to whom? The four candles on an Advent wreath are there to represent the four Sundays of Advent, the third candle, which is the Rose candle, represents the third Sunday of Advent, which is Gaudete Sunday, meaning "rejoice". You may call it whatever you wish, but, officially, they just represent the First Sunday of Advent, the Second Sunday of Advent, etc.
Violet is the liturgical color used for Advent. However, on the Third Sunday of Advent the liturgical color can be rose.
The Advent wreath is a Christian tradition that symbolizes the passage of the four weeks of Advent in the Western Church. It is usually a horizontal evergreen wreath with four candles. Each Sunday in Advent an additional Candle is lit, so that by the Sunday before Christmas all four candles are lit.In Catholic churches (of both the Roman and Anglican traditions), The first two candles are purple, the third candle is pink and the final candle is purple. The basis for the colors are that purple is was once the color associated with royalty, it symbolizes Christ as the "Prince of Peace." Rose or Pink is the color for the Third Sunday of Advent, known as Gaudete Sunday from the Latin word "rejoice." Gaudete Sunday anticipates the joy of the Christmas celebration, so its color is a mixture of Advent purple and Christmas white.There are several interpretations of the symbolism of the Advent wreath.The accumulation of light is an expression of the growing anticipation of the birth of Jesus Christ, who in Christian faith is seen as the light of the world. The circular wreath represents God's eternity and unity. Evergreens are a symbol of enduring life. In some traditions the first candle is called the prophet's candle and is meant to signify the hope of Jesus' coming. The second is called the Bethlehem candle in honor of the city of Christ's birth. The third candle is the shepherds' candle. The final candle is the angels' candle, symbolising the angelic proclamation of joy at Christ's birth.
I assume this is the pink candle on the advent wreath. The pink candle is lit on the 3rd Sunday of Advent. It represents joyful hope and joyful waiting for the coming of Jesus.
The first purple candle means: waitingThe second purple candle means: hopeThe third purple candle means: joyThe pink candle means: peace.Catholic AnswerThe candles, and the Advent wreath itself, are NOT part of the liturgy officially, and are a common folk custom from northern Europe. The four candles were put on the wreath to signify the four Sundays of Advent. Three violet candles and one rose candle - for the color of the four Advent Sundays (purple and pink are NOT liturgical colors in the Catholic Church). The candles themselves have no meaning outside of what some have given them, they are not officially part of the church's liturgy and thus have no official meaning. Some people put a white candle in the middle to stand for Christmas, but this is wildly inappropriate as, thought not official, it is an ADVENT wreath, and Advent ends on the afternoon of Christmas eve.
The Fourth Candle (The Candle of Peace) The fourth candle reminds us that Jesus comes to bring Peace to both the world and to people's hearts. Without Christ there is no peace in this world.