CALENDAR OF CHURCH HOLIDAYS

Discover the fascinating world of traditions and customs associated with church holidays. This beautifully written and published hardcover book is an excellent guide to help you understand the deeper meaning of Christian holidays. Check at any time what holiday it is and what is worth knowing about it.

• In-depth knowledge about the origin of Christian holidays
• Description of traditions and customs associated with church holidays
• Presentation of customs that have survived to our times and are cultivated
• Encouragement to take a deeper look at the order of the church year
• Conscious experience of liturgical holidays

Barbara Jakimowicz-Klein's book is an attempt to answer questions about the origin of Christian holidays, their history and liturgy. The author describes traditions and customs associated with church holidays, presenting both customs that have already disappeared and those that have survived to our times and are still cultivated. Above all, however, it is an encouragement to take a deeper look at the order of the church year and to experience the holidays more consciously.

Christian holidays bring a certain order into our lives, regularly reminding us of the most important moments in the life of Christ. The goal of the liturgical holidays that return every year is not only to commemorate past events. The real goal is to experience today the mystery of salvation that these holidays convey to us and that they open up to us.

The "Calendar of Church Holidays" is the perfect guide for people who want to better understand and celebrate church holidays. The book contains detailed information on the origin, history and liturgy of individual holidays, as well as a description of the traditions and customs associated with them. Thanks to it, you will discover the richness and beauty of the church year.

The book was published by ASTRUM Publishing House in hardcover, which guarantees its durability and aesthetic appearance. It contains 184 pages and its format is 212x149 mm. The year of publication is 2008. It is a must-have for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of church holidays and Christian traditions.