Christmas Cards History
The first printed Christmas cards were created in 1843 by W.E. Dobson and Sir Henry Cole to make art depicting the Birth of Jesus available to the English people.
Christmas
Christmas is a holiday rich in spiritual symbolism and tradition. This period invites reflection, connection with loved ones, and spiritual renewal. Carols, lights and family rituals enrich this celebration, promoting peace and hope.
Christmas Bereavement
As Christmas and New Year’s Eve approach, we remember family members and loved ones who are no longer with us, although our loved ones are all around us, helping us to celebrate these dates in the best possible way.
Christmas Tree Astrological Symbolism
The Christmas tree and the usual decoration of our homes during the Christmas holidays have a deep meaning that they share with other sacred trees around the world. Among their many symbolic meanings, they represent two very significant ones: fertility and immortality.
History of the Nativity Scene
The practice of representing the birth of Jesus in images has its roots in the 13th century and was initiated by St. Francis of Assisi. According to the story, the preacher, poor and dressed in rags, was surprised by the harsh winter while preaching in the Italian countryside near Rieti. He sought refuge in the hermitage of Greccio. Christmas 1223 was approaching.
History and Origin of Santa Claus
Santa Claus has nothing to do with the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ; neither was he the child’s uncle nor did he bring him gifts on the day of his birth; those were brought to him by the Three Wise Men. Santa Claus is a modern invention.
Origin Christmas Tree
Coming from cold and Nordic countries, where it is common to see them throughout the year, the Christmas tree is specially commemorated at Christmas time by decorating it with lights, garlands, gifts and colorful ornaments, a custom that quickly became popular among other countries. There are many legends about its origin…
