" The Epiphany period ends with a holiday that celebrates these objects, which are commonly le0 in Catholic churches as votive offerings.
The carrying of these objects into a place of worship was central to the pre-Reformation practice of the "churching of women," whose biblical basis was an event that is celebrated annually on a day that centers on a blessing of these objects. In Scandinavian celebrations of the feast of Santa Lucia, young girls wear a wreath bearing these objects on their heads. Crepes are served in France on a holiday centering on these objects that celebrates the presentation of Jesus at the Temple. The Catholic Holy Week service of Tenebrae (TEN-eh-brye) involves  0een of these objects on a "hearse." The Epiphany period ends with a holiday that celebrates these objects, which are commonly le0 in Catholic churches as votive offerings. For 10 points, name these objects that in Christianity symbolize the light of God.
The carrying of these objects into a place of worship was central to the pre-Reformation practice of the "churching of women," whose biblical basis was an event that is celebrated annually on a day that centers on a blessing of these objects.
candles [accept Candlemas or tapers]