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Protestants (Church of Respect for others Care for the poor CHRISTIANITY Protestants (Church of England) Respect for others Care for the poor Believe in Jesus’ teachings and you will go to Heaven Catholics Respect for others Care for the poor If you believe in Jesus and do good things you will go Heaven

The nativity scene

Jesus is crucified on Good Friday On Easter Sunday he rises again and goes to heaven

The Archbishop of Canterbury

Canterbury Cathedral, where the Archbishop lives

Pope John Paul II the leader of the Church of Rome

St Peter’s, Rome.

The space in front of St Peter’s Basilica

The Popemobile drives past a camel!! Very dangerous!! The Pope needs this vehicle to protect himself from terrorists

Father Christmas with presents for the children Snow is often associated with Christmas A chimney

Children putting out their stockings for Father Christmas

This is the bride’s veil The bride traditionally wears white and the bridegroom wears black