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The candle lit on Christmas is often referred to as the Christ Candle. It is typically placed in the center of an Advent wreath and symbolizes the arrival of Jesus Christ, representing the light of the world. The Christ Candle is usually white, signifying purity and peace, and is lit on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day during celebrations.

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