Ralph's Arctic Quest to Santa Claus Ends at Santa Castle
Ralph departs on a solo quest to find Santa Claus after skiing through mountainous terrain. He encounters a hut with a horned, tailed figure who claims to stage toy destruction with helpers, then discovers Santa Claus castle. Inside, Santa shows a toy airplane and a motorized hill climber, then features a car and runners for winter travel before sending Ralph home.
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December Twenty Fifth Observation of Christmas Date
December twenty fifth notes that birth date of Christ was adopted under Pope Liberius in 353 or 354, and early church practice showed little uniformity in observing the festival.
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Believing In Santa Claus Keeps Youth Alive
Believing in Santa Claus divides people into two classes, believers and nonbelievers, with believers kept youthful by faith in gift laden air and jingling bells. The essay argues a duel between hope and despair and urges adults to retain imagination and credulity, celebrating Christmas rites as sustaining the divine spark in the young.
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