Bethlehem Birth of the Word Made Flesh
The author emphasizes Jesus as God incarnate who emptied divine power to be born as a human infant in Bethlehem. He explains Jesus’s self emptying, learning to walk and talk, living under human rules, and eventually dying to atone for humanity's sins, as part of God’s plan.
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Mary
You
Bethlehem
Angels in a Christmas diorama reflect human flaws
A reflective personal essay describes handmade angels with broken wings and chipped paint as symbols of imperfection and resilience. The narrator cherishes three figures Joseph Mary and baby Jesus, a smaller angel ornament, and a spindle winged topper, each bearing damage yet conveying comfort and spiritual meaning.
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Creche
Joseph
Mary
Babe
Angelica
Josephs
Night Moon Through My Bedroom Window
An observer notes a dark early morning and lamplight at suppertime. They describe watching the moon drift past the window and reflect on the seasons and God’s control, finding solace in creation and a hopeful view of the sun returning.
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Eies
Manitoba
Manitoba launches Red Tape Reduction Task Force
Manitoba starts a Red Tape Reduction Task Force to cut unnecessary regulations in four sectors Agriculture and food processing Transportation Non profits and Land development. Co chairs include Shannon Martin and Carmele Peter with CFIB representation and sector sub committees. The group will start consultations in January 2017 and aim for full implementation by May 2018.
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Manitoba
Jonathan Alward
Don Strueber
Vera Goussaert
Janice Morely-Lecomte
Diane Roussin
Alan Goodz
Henry Berger
Martin Harder
Jeff Wharton
Marilyn Braun-Pollen
CFIB
Prairie and Agri-business
Braun-Pollen
Canada
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