Fourth Thursday of Advent

Episode 29 of the Seasons podcast, hosted by Leo, titled "Fourth Thursday of Advent" was published on December 24, 2020 and runs 5 minutes.

December 24, 2020 ·5m · Seasons

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Summary

During the fourth week of Advent, we light the first candle which symbolizes HOPE, (also known as the Prophet Candle), the second candle which symbolizes PEACE, (also known as the Betlehem candle) the third candle which symbolizes JOY, and now we light the fourth candle, the candle of LOVE (also known as the Angel candle).

Episode Description

During the fourth week of Advent, we light the first candle which symbolizes HOPE, (also known as the Prophet Candle), the second candle which symbolizes PEACE, (also known as the Betlehem candle) the third candle which symbolizes JOY, and now we light the fourth candle, the candle of LOVE (also known as the Angel candle).

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