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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR of a biblical text narrates Mary’s visit to Elizabeth, the annunciation of Jesus’ birth, Elizabeth’s blessing, and the naming of John the Baptist. It mentions Mary’s Magnificat, Elizabeth’s praise, and the circumcision of John with the naming dispute.
Biblical excerpt recounts Zechariah praising God, the birth of Jesus announced by angels to shepherds, and the journey to Bethlehem. Mary and Joseph find the child in a manger as crowds marvel at the glad tidings and the promise of peace on earth.
The Christmas sermon by Bishop Dumouches, Vicar Apostolic of Kee-watin, reflects on the Incarnation and the meaning of Christmas. It contrasts modern fever for the feast with a lack of understanding and notes the Magi as faithful symbols while urging faith, hope, and charity. Best wishes for a Blessed Christmas.
David Braun of the Pas Ministerial Association urges placing Christ at the center of Christmas celebrations. He contrasts holiday busyness with spiritual focus, emphasizing Jesus’ birth, salvation, and the call to surrender life to God for eternal life. He looks to 1963 as a year of faith and opportunity for Canada.
Mayor Harry Trager thanks citizens and council for support during the year. He praises town officials for enabling service amid austerity and global concerns, speaks of development ahead and wishes God’s blessing, health, and happiness for the new year.
Hon Jack Carroll extends Christmas wishes to friends in Northern Manitoba. He reflects on Jesus birth and Bethlehem Inn, notes kindness and generosity shown recently, and expresses commitment to fulfill the trust given. He wishes happiness, peace, and prosperity in the New Year.
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