Christmas Reflections on Faith and Sacred Gift
In a Religion Day by Day meditation, the author compares modern Christmas excess to a hawk turning its back on food, urging readers to face God by accepting Christ, celebrating a Christian Christmas, and fostering peace, salvation, and family faith. The piece contrasts two visions: back turned to God and faces toward Him with the gift of Jesus Christ.
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The Star Shines on War Torn Hills and Canada
The poem recalls a star over Bethlehem and shifts to Korea and Canada as nations weep. It contrasts love and war and mourns sons lost to conflict while urging listeners to heed the star’s light. The poem links faith and sorrow across distant lands.
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