Novena de Navidad y Aguinaldos
Milenial Apps
4.7 ★
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10,000+
downloads
Free
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 5.0. Trustworthiness 78 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 11 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
★★★★☆
5.0
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
83%
4 star
0%
3 star
17%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%
What to know
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Low review manipulation risk
11% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
78% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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High user satisfaction
83% of sampled ratings are 5 stars
About Novena de Navidad y Aguinaldos
Christmas, is the great application that will allow you to have the Christmas Novena or Novena of Strenna, as it is also known.
Within our Christmas application you can also have the lyrics of the most well-known or popular Christmas Carols, those that were part of our childhood, that of our parents and grandparents, and that today are still valid for new generations.
You will be able to observe a section where you will find beautiful images with Christmas phrases to share, within which messages of good wishes for Christmas, good wishes for the new year and personal good wishes were included; You can share them directly with your family and friends, or on your social networks.
Christmas is one of the greatest religious holidays in which we Christians commemorate the great birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. His birth is celebrated on December 25 of each year. For this reason, the word Christmas comes from the Latin nativĭtas, nativātis which means 'birth'.
However, the term Christmas is used not only to refer to the day on which the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ is celebrated (or else called Christmas Eve), but it has also been expanding to designate the subsequent period, until the day of the Three Wise Men, which is commemorated on January 7.
Christmas Day was established for December 25 of each year, as a commemoration of the solemnity day by the Catholic Church in the year 350, an event that occurred thanks to Pope Julio.
However, in the Bible, the exact day of Jesus' birth is not mentioned. Hence, the celebration of Christmas at first was not part of Christian traditions.
The main reason for setting December 25 as the special date of celebration of the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ, responds to the nascent need of the Catholic Church to replace the festival of Saturnalia (or Saturnalia), which is considered traditional in Ancient Rome, which also coincided with the winter solstice and was celebrated by the so-called pagans, and thus facilitate the acceptance of Christianity.
Download our application dedicated to Christmas right now, and get the Christmas Novena, the most traditional Christmas carols and beautiful Christmas phrases to share. It's totally free!
Within our Christmas application you can also have the lyrics of the most well-known or popular Christmas Carols, those that were part of our childhood, that of our parents and grandparents, and that today are still valid for new generations.
You will be able to observe a section where you will find beautiful images with Christmas phrases to share, within which messages of good wishes for Christmas, good wishes for the new year and personal good wishes were included; You can share them directly with your family and friends, or on your social networks.
Christmas is one of the greatest religious holidays in which we Christians commemorate the great birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. His birth is celebrated on December 25 of each year. For this reason, the word Christmas comes from the Latin nativĭtas, nativātis which means 'birth'.
However, the term Christmas is used not only to refer to the day on which the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ is celebrated (or else called Christmas Eve), but it has also been expanding to designate the subsequent period, until the day of the Three Wise Men, which is commemorated on January 7.
Christmas Day was established for December 25 of each year, as a commemoration of the solemnity day by the Catholic Church in the year 350, an event that occurred thanks to Pope Julio.
However, in the Bible, the exact day of Jesus' birth is not mentioned. Hence, the celebration of Christmas at first was not part of Christian traditions.
The main reason for setting December 25 as the special date of celebration of the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ, responds to the nascent need of the Catholic Church to replace the festival of Saturnalia (or Saturnalia), which is considered traditional in Ancient Rome, which also coincided with the winter solstice and was celebrated by the so-called pagans, and thus facilitate the acceptance of Christianity.
Download our application dedicated to Christmas right now, and get the Christmas Novena, the most traditional Christmas carols and beautiful Christmas phrases to share. It's totally free!
