Everything about Advent Sunday totally explained
Advent Sunday is the first day of the
Liturgical year in the Western
Christian churches. It also marks the start of the season of
Advent. In both the
Roman Catholic and
Anglican churches the celebrant wears purple-coloured
vestments on this day, and the first purple
Advent candle is lit at
mass.
Advent Sunday is the fourth Sunday before
Christmas Day. This is equivalent to the Sunday nearest to
St Andrew's Day,
30 November, and the Sunday following the
Feast of Christ the King. It can fall on any date between
27 November and
3 December. When Christmas Day is a Monday, Advent Sunday will fall on its latest possible date.
Advent Sunday falls on the following dates:
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