Pyrophilia or fire worship is a pagan practice and ideally has no place in Christianity. There are few biblical references which would support such a practice. one must distinguish between Light- which takes various forms, and Fire, usually at the very least potentially destructive. Okay one has candles in churches, but nowadays these are being phased out with time-controlled flickering strobe lights made to look like candles, Fire Hazard, you know. I have never heard of Holy Fire Saturday. Candles have various religious applications, as suggested above- there was a Candlemas that tied in with Ground Hog day. ( Candles were blessed on this day). Pentecost doe sinvolve the ( tongues of fire) of the Holy Spirit, but not in any worship sense- there are no torchlights, etc. In a sense the Spirit was broadcast to all the faithful in the unnamed Upper Room. I have never heard of Holy Fire Saturday. Pentecost is always celebrated on sundays- hence the name Whitsunday- or White Sunday- Confirmation used to be performed on this Church Holiday., which is tied into Easter and hence movable but usually in May.
Church of the Light was created in 1989.
Mass is not always started with the blessing of the fire. Only on Holy Saturday, at the Easter Vigil, is a fire blessed, symbolizing the light of Christ enlightening our hearts through the Resurrection.
what happens when light enters a polorizing filter?
Reflection happens when light bounces of an object.
the light must be coherent - which happens when a single beam of light is split
what happens when you direct light waves at an angle into a mirror
The candle is a symbol of the light. And Christ is the light of the world.
the light bends.
The friend sees the 2 lanterns from the church glimmer and then a gleam of light which is the signal light.
Nothing happens.
the light changes direction.
what happens is that lenses bend light in a way that makes an image