Barry A. Whittingham here, a Frenglishman and a blogger. I have spent most of my adult life as a British expat living in France. This Blogspot blog is one of the websites online where I tell my story. This includes some life lessons and everyday stories I trust you will find humorous. Perhaps you can learn a few things about the proper steps for planning a move to France. I also wish you the best with your own life endeavors and any "Frenglish Thoughts" you may entertain now or in the future.
Showing posts with label Advent in France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advent in France. Show all posts
Les traditions françaises de Noël
Here is another French tradition, the celebration of Christmas with music.
From the Video Description: Alle Psallite Cum Luya (Latin Christmas Song From France) · Aquabella. Advent Wreath One Song For Each Sunday In Advent ℗ 2008 Aquabella
"The Advent wreath is made up of fir and pine tree branches for the first Sunday of Advent. It is traditionally knotted with beautiful red bows and decorated with pine or fir cones. The Advent wreath is topped by four candles, symbolising the four Sundays leading up to Christmas. Each candle is lit on each of the Sundays before Christmas." via - frenchmoments.eu
Advent Season (“L’Avent” in French)
Even with all the crazy recent events in Paris...take the time to remember about preparing
for and celebrating the upcoming Holiday Season, truly the Call of France.
"Advent (“L’Avent”, in French) is a time of waiting and preparing for Christmas. It lasts for four weeks, starting on the fourth Sunday before Christmas. ‘Advent’ derives from the Latin ‘adventus’ meaning “coming”. In Europe, November is the first month of the year when the weather is usually dark and cold." Source: frenchmoments.eu
Labels:
Advent,
Advent in France,
Call of France,
French Christmas
Location:
Saint-Claude, France
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