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Advent is a time of spiritual preparation. Using an Advent wreath gives children and families a visible symbol of "waiting for Christmas."

Include all family members in the celebration of Advent with activities rich in meaning of this joyful season.

During this busy time of year, Advent traditions help give fresh meaning to the holidays and make it easy to celebrate Advent as a family.

Among the joy and busyness of the Christmas season, here are some simple tips and thoughtful suggestions to remember the birth of the Savior each day of the holiday.

Counting the days until Christmas is a treasured holiday tradition. Enjoy this fun holiday pastime by crafting a uniquely whimsical advent calendar.

Use a classroom Advent wreath to get your Catholic religious education class into the true Christmas spirit.

Christmas in Hungary is celebrated differently today from when Hungarian culture was more centered on village life.

A devotion for Advent Week 4 Day 1 offers scripture, reflection, activity and prayer on Galatians 4:1-5 and how God's love includes all who believe.

Many Armenian Orthodox Christian traditions date far back into the mists of the 5th Century. Food plays a huge role in keeping Christmas properly.

Learn how Latter-day Saints celebrate Christmas, typical Mormon Christmas traditions, and what the Book of Mormon says about the very first Christmas.

Count down the days to Christmas with easy advent calendars that children can make. Here's a selection of the best simple advent calendars to craft with kids.

While several people may affix a wreath to their front door, it is doubtful if many truly are aware of the significance of Advent.

This short devotion for Advent Week 2, Day 6 includes scripture, reflection, activity, and prayer to celebrate Advent and seek a deeper knowledge of God in the world.

Keep the meaning of Advent and Christmas alive with scripture readings of events recorded in the Bible and activities that reflect the spirit of this season.