The term advent is a term of Latin origin that refers to the return of something or someone. In our current language, the concept of advent is used to indicate or designate the arrival of a person, time or moment in a known way, which also implies a certain foresight and gives us to understand that this advent brings some waiting behind. It is very common to use the word advent in relation to religious issues, especially in Catholicism when talking about the advent or the second coming of Jesus.
For Catholicism, the second coming or arrival of Jesus will be the most important event since it represents the moment in which the prophet will come to seek us all in a definitive way to lead us to a transcendental life. This second coming of the Lord is known as advent since it is, on the one hand, about the return of Jesus, someone who was already on Earth according to Catholics and, on the other hand, it also implies some waiting and some hope that this is going away. to comply, that is, it is not accidental. This religious idea of advent is very common in all religions since it is directly linked to the fact of having faith that at some point, reality will be able to observe an explanation of why we live through the arrival of a prophet.
However, the term can also be used in many different ways depending on the topic you are trying to refer to. In this sense, it can also be used to mark the arrival of the seasons (which are expected at a certain time of the year) as well as the beginning of new stages, for example when talking about the advent of a new period of growth, of crisis, etc.
In the case of history, the word advent is very common when it is sought to designate the arrival of different moments of the historical succession, for example when speaking of certain events (such as the French Revolution) such as the mark or the sign of the advent. of a new era, the contemporary era.
