Annunciation–Nativity season

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The Annunciation–Nativity season is a liturgical period in the East Syriac rite that prepares for and celebrates the incarnation and birth of Jesus Christ, beginning with the Annunciation and culminating at Christmas.

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Annunciation–Nativity season canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liturgical season
period of the liturgical year
associatedWith Advent-like preparation
beginsWith Feast of the Annunciation
linked to: Annunciation
celebrates mystery of the Incarnation
centeredOn Jesus Christ
commemoratedIn East Syriac liturgical calendar
linked to: East Syriac rite
commemorates events leading to the birth of Jesus
culminatesIn Christmas
focusesOn celebration of the Nativity of Christ
preparation for the Nativity of Christ
hasFeast Annunciation
Christmas
hasTheme birth of Jesus Christ
incarnation of Jesus Christ
includes Sundays of Annunciation
liturgical readings about the Incarnation
liturgical readings about the Nativity
languageContext Syriac Christianity
linked to: Syriac Churches
liturgicalColorOftenUsed varies by local tradition
observedBy Syriac Christians following the East Syriac rite
partOf East Syriac liturgical year
linked to: East Syriac rite
preparesFor Christmas liturgy
relatedTo Advent
usedBy Ancient Church of the East
Assyrian Church of the East
Chaldean Catholic Church
Church of the East tradition
Syro-Malabar Catholic Church
usedIn East Syriac rite

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East Syriac rite hasLiturgicalSeason Annunciation–Nativity season