There are many things that Catholics do to celebrate Christmas. They begin their preparation by the season of Advent - the four Sundays before Christmas. Advent is like a little Lent - you are preparing yourself as John the Baptist did for the coming of Christ. One goes to confession to prepare one's soul for the wonder of God coming to earth and into one's life. On Christmas Eve one attends the midmight Mass where the Church welcomes the Christ child into the world with hymns and adoration. On Christmas morning the whole family goes to Church to celebrate this most wonderful event. There is a special Mass every day of the Christmas Octave (the eight days of Christmas) and it remains Christmas up through the Epiphany on the 6th of January until the Baptism of the Lord when Christmas comes to an end.
yes, practicing Catholics go to Mass on Christmas Day, and some go to the midnight mass.
Of course, Catholics celebrate Christmas. It is one of the three greatest feasts of the Liturgical Year.
25 December, same as most Christians.
yes as they still follow Jesus
No, they don't. Nor they do on Sundays.
Catholics do not celebrate Christmas different.
Yes
Yes! 90% of Colombia's population identify themselves as Catholics & Christians, Catholics & Christians celebrate Christmas!
Yes, because Catholics are just one of the many Christian groups.
roman catholics, protestants, and jews
Egypt does not celebrate Christmas. Egypt is mostly an Islamic country. There is a very low amount of Christians/Catholics in Egypt, and if they are Christians/Catholics then they celebrate it the way everyone else celebrates it.
catholics and people in Asia celebrate it. The reason why its celebrated at midnight Christmas eve is because it is believed Jesus was born on midnight December,25 (Christmas Eve)
Yes. Mexico's population is overwhelmingly composed of Roman Catholics (who 'invented' Christendom, by the way).
Primarily Catholics celebrate Sunday by assisting at Mass.
Yes, Catholics do celebrate Mother's Day each year. Catholics celebrate every holiday that other people celebrate such as Thanksgiving and 4th of July.
They see culture, religion, and traditions. For example Catholics in Honduras celebrate Christmas on the 24th.
no.its not only for christian countries its only for Christians(and catholics.christians and catholics are the same thing).ok let me rephrase this. a lot of people who arent christans "celebrate" christmas just to like get presents and have lights on their house and have family over but thats it.Christians do all that too but dont celebrate just for the sake of getting presents and decorating the house.They do it to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.so i GUESS you could say anyone could celebrate it but only christians and catholics celebrate the birth of Christ. hence CHRISTmas