Las Posadas is an Advent tradition that originated with Hispanic Catholics in the 16th century. The name “Las Posadas” translates to “the Inns,” and the celebration, like a traditional novena, lasts nine days leading up to Christmas. Each evening, participants gather for shared meals, prayer, songs, and often enjoy hot chocolate, with goodie bags sometimes given out as well.
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