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Posada Z13power

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¿Qué es una posada navideña?
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Una ofrenda al nacimiento de Jesús
Una fiesta religiosa
Una celebración espiritual
Una tradición para reunirse
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El origen de las posadas es:
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Mexicano
Francés
Español
Inglés

10 questions

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¿Qué es una posada navideña?

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60 sec

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El origen de las posadas es:

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60 sec

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¿Cuántos días son tomados para las posadas, según la religión católica?

3

60 sec

Q.

Las posadas navideñas fue:

4

60 sec

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Elementos de una posada navideña:

5

60 sec

Q.

El ponche se hace en las posadas a razón de:

6

60 sec

Q.

¿Quiénes fueron los Padres peregrinos?

7

60 sec

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Velas y luces de bengala, según la tradición católica, simbolizan:

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60 sec

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Los Peregrinos son la representación física que simboliza:

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60 sec

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Recorrido de Peregrinación de José y María

10

60 sec

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Feliz Navidad, Carlos! School was out for winter break. Carlos and his family packed to go to Monterrey, Mexico. "It's our first trip back since we moved to America," said Carlos. "I can't wait to see everyone!" Carlos sat by the window on the airplane. He saw clouds and blue sky. Then he saw the mountains around Monterrey. "We're almost there!" he said. Carlos's aunt, uncle, and cousins met them at the airport. "Feliz Navidad!" said his uncle. "You are home! This will be a wonderful celebration, now!" They had arrived in time to join in Las Posadas. Candles in paper bags lined the sidewalks. Neighborhood children acted out Mary and Joseph's journey to Bethlehem. Carlos, Selena, and Mateo walked the Posada with their cousins. They knocked on the first door. They sang a song and asked, "May we stay?" They were told "No." They knocked on the second door. They were told "No" again. They knocked on the third door. "Come in!" the neighbors said. A fiesta was inside! There were sweets and hot chocolate for everyone. There was even a piñata! "May I try to break the piñata?" Carlos asked. "I play baseball at my school. I can swing hard." Carlos was blindfolded. He hit the piñata and it split open! Treats and toys spilled out everywhere. They heard a boom and pop pop. "Fireworks!" Mateo yelled. Red, green, and blue lights filled the night sky. "It's so beautiful!" said his cousin. At midnight, the family walked to the old church. Inside, the dark church glowed from the light of candles. It was very quiet. Carlos watched the candles flicker all around him. Back at their uncle's home, they found more food and treats waiting for them. "This Navidad has been the best!" said Carlos. "We are lucky." "We can celebrate with our new friends in America and our family here in Mexico." Carlos, Selena, and Mateo were ready for sleep. But Selena remembered something. "Papa, when will we open our presents?" she asked. "We will each open one tomorrow, and the rest on January 6, Three Kings Day," Papa said. "I hope I get a calendar," Carlos said to Mama. "I'll put a star in December," said Carlos. "So I know when we'll come back for Navidad, again!"
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