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    Bat Mitzvah

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    The bar and bat mitzvah are the coming of age celebrations for Jewish families. This celebration is a time for young men and women to become adults within the Jewish community. The celebration takes place when a boy turns thirteen or a girl turns twelve. The terms bar and bat mitzvah literally translates to “son and daughter of the commandment” (first source). Beginnings of modern tradition can be seen throughout history as early as the 6th century C.E. However‚ it was not until around the 13th and

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    to do when planning an arranged marriage is to pick the bride or the groom. The next thing that has to happen is the marriage negotiations over the bride price and the dowry. Finally‚ for any type of marriage‚ the wedding celebrations have to be planned. There are five celebrations that take place.  The choosing of the groom is usually done by the bride’s father. Many times the father picks his brother’s son so that the bride price and the marriage negotiations would not be so costly. This would be

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    Festivals- National Waste?

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    Celebrations are integral part of our life‚ no matter whether it is private or public. However‚ some people feel that public celebrations are not useful and a mere wastage of time and money‚ others oppose. I feel that‚ there are so many reasons to give importance to public celebrations in our busy schedule of life. To begin with‚ celebrating national days gives us an opportunity to honor and remember the person or incident behind it. New generation will come to know the importance of these national

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    Christian Festivals

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    Heart of Mary July 1 Sunday Canada Dominion Day July 2 Monday Deva Madha Katchi Aruliya Dhinam August 15 Wednesday Deva Madha Moksha Thirunal (Assumption) September 8 Saturday Deva Madha Pirantha Naal (Birth of Virgin Mary) September 14 Friday Celebration of Cross November 1 Wednesday All Saints Day November 2 Thursday All Souls Day November 23 Friday Thanks Giving November 25 Sunday Advent First Sunday December 8 Saturday Deva Madha Karuvutra Thirunal December 24 Monday Christmas Eve December

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    Quinceanera

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    The Quinceanera is a traditional celebration of life and gratitude to God on the occasion of the fifteenth birthday of a young Hispanic girl. It is one of the most important celebrations for Latina Girls. The purpose of a Quinceanera is to mark the passage from youth into womanhood in a young woman’s life through ceremony and celebration. It provides a day to honor and acknowledge the traditions of the Hispanic and Catholic Culture and the important transition that every young woman experiences as

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    CCRS Sacraments

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    development of the celebration of the Sacrament of the Eucharist from the early church with special reference to how it is understood and celebrated in the Church since the Second Vatican Council. Assignment: 3. Trace the development of the celebration of the Sacrament of the Eucharist from the early church with special reference to how it is understood and celebrated in the Church since the Second Vatican Council. We all have experience of ‘celebration’. When I think of

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    choosing to inform on the similarities and differences between the Hindu celebration of Diwali and the Christian holiday of Christmas. Though there is so much information on Diwali and Christmas‚ I am going to be writing about the background of the celebrations‚ what takes place during the celebrations‚ and how each holiday is represented. For many famous festivities‚ there are always different legends about how the celebrations came to be. There are a few legends about the origin of Diwali‚ but

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    the birth of Jesus Christ. Christians worldwide have celebrated December 25 as their God’s birthday; however‚ Christians have held no historical significance to the holiday. Most customs involved in Christmas have originated from ancient pagan celebrations. The customs have dated back to events like Saturnalia and the Unconquered Sun‚ proving the ideas stemmed from pagan roots not Christian. For instance‚ the date of Christmas has held no significance to Christians. According to Elisha Israel‚

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    Language Arts April 23‚ 2010 Information on Mexico If you think Mexico is just some old run down country‚ you are sadly mistaken. There’s much to know about Mexico and its cities. Mexico has a very interesting history‚ as well as many interesting celebrations. These are only a few things to know about Mexico. You don’t really need to know all the specific details on Mexico‚ so some general information will do. As I’m sure you know‚ Mexico’s main language is Spanish. That’s pretty basic information

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    Essay On The Eucharist

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    actually a broad term for the Celebration of the Eucharist. Partaking in the Eucharist‚ therefore‚ is essential for a person to continue fulfilling their baptismal promise. Eucharist literally means “to give thanks.” At the Last Supper‚ Jesus sat around a table with his disciples and broke bread and poured wine. He then consecrated the bread and wine‚ meaning they are transformed into the body and blood of Christ. The consecration that takes place during the Celebration of the Eucharist is important

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