The First Candle: Hope ⁠ The first prayer of Advent season begins with hope. Sometimes called the prophecy candle and represents God's forgiveness of man's sins. ⁠ Look back at the year. What can you give thanks for? Or what prayers are you still waiting to be answered? Bring them before the Lord. God wants to hear them. And in saying them, we become aware of how God is moving in our lives. You might even want to sing a carol as you gaze at your Advent wreath. “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” perhaps.

The fourth candle on the Advent Wreath is known as the angel candle because it reminds us of the glory of Heaven. In this final week of Advent surround Jesus with the angels! Look and sit with Mary and Joseph this week and with all the angels and fall head over heels in love with Jesus! Each week this #Advent Fr. Rob Galea is sharing the meaning behind the 5 candles we light in our #adventwreaths. | Spirit Juice

Do you have an Advent wreath? While the exact origin of the Advent wreath is uncertain, one thing is undeniable: the use of this symbol is a longstanding tradition in our Christian faith, dating back to at least the 17th century. 💜 Have you ever wondered why we use a circular wreath? 🎄What does each candle symbolize? 💜 Where did this tradition originate? Click the link in our bio for our article on the Advent wreath! | The Catholic Company

Do you have an Advent Wreath? ​... - The Catholic Company

Let’s make a fresh Advent wreath - Flowers by the Bunch