Vigil Light Shrines have been a cherished way to offer prayers since the early church, when candles were lit at the tombs of saints and martyrs. During the Easter Vigil, the priest enters the darkened church with the Easter candle, singing “Christ, Be Our Light,” to which we respond, “Thanks be to God.” Lighting vigil candles signifies our faith in the Light of Christ, allowing us to petition our Lord or ask a saint to pray with us for specific intentions. The candle remains lit to symbolize our continuous prayer, even when we leave the church. "Vigil" comes from the Latin word vigilia, meaning "keeping watch."
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