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Opłatek - a kind of wafer people share on Christmas Eve to wish each other all the best(Polish tradition)
To celebrate a Polish style Christmas you must start preparations four Sundays before because, in Poland, Advent is an important season in which special church services known as ‘Rororaty’ are held every morning at 6 am. The month of Advent begins on the first Sunday after November 30th (around the 1st of December) and the four Sundays of the holy month of Advent symbolize 4000 years of waiting for Christ. Poland is famous for a long and exquisite tradition of carols which are at the centre of Christmas celebrations.
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How to celebrate a Polish style Christmas
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Opłatek - a kind of wafer people share on Christmas Eve to wish each other all the best(Polish tradition)
To celebrate a Polish style Christmas you must start preparations four Sundays before because, in Poland, Advent is an important season in which special church services known as ‘Rororaty’ are held every morning at 6 am. The month of Advent begins on the first Sunday after November 30th (around the 1st of December) and the four Sundays of the holy month of Advent symbolize 4000 years of waiting for Christ. Poland is famous for a long and exquisite tradition of carols which are at the centre of Christmas celebrations.
Read more:
How to celebrate a Polish style Christmas
and read about:
Christmas Around the World














