They are held in churches.
Venezuelans have the tradition of using roller skates to go to Christmas Eve church services in the capital city of Caracas.
In Caracas, the capital city of Venezuela, it is a custom to roller skate to church services on Christmas Eve morning.
Venezuelans have the tradition of using roller skates to go to Christmas Eve church services in the capital city of Caracas.
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Yes. In Catholic churchs people go to church at midnight on Christmas Eve. There are usally lots of candles and Christmas decorattons Or at least its Christmas Eve at the start, at the end its Christmas! Im not sure about other religions.
It depends on the Christian denomination. Many Australians do go to church on Christmas Eve. Christmas Eve services in many Lutheran churches, for example, are spectacular celebrations of Jesus's birth. Roman Catholic Churches and Anglicans hold Christmas Eve Mass or services, and other denominations may also hold Christmas Eve services.
Christmas eve is not a holiday on Christmas is a holiday so Christmas Eve is the day before Christmas you can't celebrate Christmas eve its not a holiday
The following are some kinds of events that are held in the local churches every December; Lucia, Christmas mass, Santa Claus parade, and Christmas Eve candle light services.
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they are not open on Christmas Eve
On the Wallaby's original answer:Germans do not restrict their Christmas celebrations to the 24th of December. Christmas Day is also important. The German tradition of celebrating Christmas on Christmas Eve comes from the old belief that Christ was born in the evening, rather than on Christmas morning. Germans and, in other countries, Lutherans with German ancestry, open their Christmas presents on Christmas Eve, and the Christmas Eve service is a celebration of the Christ-child which, to many people, is more significant than Christmas morning services.
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