[DOC] [TLE] The Posada | A Christmas Tradition in Mexico - Hacienda Tres Rios [PAR] The Christmas holiday in Mexico continues through January 6th, which is El Dia 
... traditional fiestas called Mexican posadas (inns) are held for family, friends,... [DOC] [TLE] Christmas In Mexico - Customs, Traditions And Celebrations [PAR] Come and discover the colorful world of Christmas in Mexico. ... One of the main 
celebrations is called 'La Posada' and the houses are ... 9 days before Christmas, 
the procession of 'La Posada' usually commences ... When Joseph and Mary 
looked for shelter before the birth of Christ, they tried their luck at 9 different inns. [DOC] [TLE] Poinsettias, Posadas, Piatas, Pathways of Light! Holiday Traditions ... [PAR] Mexican National Holidays; Poinsettias: La flor de Nochebuena; Posadas ... the 
poinsettia became known as La flor de Nochebuena (Holy night flower). ... 
posadas, a word meaning lodges or inns in Spanish, are held over nine days by
... [DOC] [TLE] Posadas, Las | Article about Posadas, Las by The Free Dictionary [PAR] During the nine days before Christmas, many Hispanic communities host a 
nightly procession known as Las Posadas. In Spanish las posadas means "the 
inns" or. ... According to this old Mexican custom, groups of children and adults 
reenact Mary and Joseph's search for shelter in .... Type of Holiday: Religious (
Christian) [DOC] [TLE] Stay Connected - Chartiers Valley School District [PAR] The main celebration in Mexico for Christmas is called Las Posadas. The word "
Posadas" means " inns" or "lodgings". This festival begins 9 days before 
Christmas on December 16th. Each night they gather for ... This year, we heard a 
story called "Too many tamales" and we discussed that particular holiday food for 
Mexico. [DOC] [TLE] Feliz Navidad! Hispanic Christmas TraditionsPolitic365 | Politic365 [PAR] Dec 23, 2012 ... Before Navidad, many Catholics celebrate the nine days leading up to Christmas 
with posadas, which means inns. ... Mexican tamales are seasoned meat, 
wrapped in cornmeal dough and steamed in corn husks. ... sure to find a 
barbecued pig known as lechn asado at the centre of your holiday buffet. [DOC] [TLE] Alumbra de Questa | Questa, New Mexico [PAR] Kick off the holidays making memorable moments with storytelling. Bring the kids 
for Christmas ... During the nine days before Christmas, many Northern NM 
communities host a nightly procession known as Las Posadas. In Spanish 
lasposadas means the inns or the lodgings. According to this custom, groups 
of children... [DOC] [TLE] Festividades - Holidays - TeacherWeb [PAR] Jan 12, 2015 ... This is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Mexico and around the world in 
other cultures. ... devotions instituted to the Virgin of Guadalupe, as she was 
named. ... During the nine days before Christmas, many Hispanic communities 
host a ... In Spanish las posadas means the inns or the lodgings. [DOC] [TLE] Las Posadas [Archive] - Spanish language learning forums | Foros ... [PAR] Is it a holiday, or a party? ... Las Posadas means inns. ... A group of people get 
together for 9 days before Christmas and they walk around the ... I have been to 
many, many small towns in Mexico where this is done. it may not ... we have the 
habit of to do our party named posada, but it mostly is made for the... [DOC] [TLE] Christmas - World Book Student [PAR] Christmas is a Christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. No one 
knows .... In Latin America. The nine days before Christmas have special 
importance in Mexico. These days are called posadas, which means inns or 
lodgings. [DOC] [TLE] How to Celebrate Las Posadas - Mama Latina Tips [PAR] Dec 16, 2015 ... The Mexican Christmas tradition I enjoyed most as a child is called Las Posadas 
... my children were in Mexico during the holidays and they enjoyed ... That is why 
it is called Las Posadas, because posada means Inn or ... Where I grew up, the 
Las Posadas celebrations started 9 days before Christmas each... [DOC] [TLE] What Is the

Question: In Mexico the 9 days before this holiday are called posadas, meaning "inns"
Answer: Christmas