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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1946
Page
2
A Christmas meditation urges readers to seek better selves and community through faith. The piece compares Christmas to the birthday of Christ, recalls humble shepherds, and calls for gratitude and love in daily life within God's kingdom.
Poem reflecting on Christmas spirit versus war memories. The speaker asks if the Christ Child will be welcomed amid festive brightness and postwar quiet, urging rooms for Him despite public conflict and ongoing sorrow.
A nostalgic newspaper greeting from The Review staff John Jones and Tom Scott celebrates peacetime Christmas. It describes family gatherings, gifts, and church participation, wishing Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year for Roblin and the world.
A church newsletter thanks The Review for including church messages in the Christmas edition. It urges worship of Christ during the season, describes home worship rituals, candle lighting, prayer, and a brief family service based on Luke 2 and Silent Night, with a closing blessing for daily Christmas spirit.
A calm Christmas service after dinner on Christmas Eve or Day uses a central red Candle of Christ and dimmed lights. Each seat has an unlit candle for every present family member and additional unlit candles for those absent or who have passed. A designated leader guides a slow, joyous, interruption-free ritual.
The Spruice Leader invites a family service filled with joy and laughter. Attendees share merry Christmas memories before singing Joy to the World praising Christ who brings joy to the world.
A Christmas devotional essay urges readers to make Christ born in their hearts beyond festive celebrations. Pastor M. Surenchuk speaks of Bethlehem within, Christ as savior, and a lifelong Christmas joy through spiritual renewal.
The editor of The Roblin Review extends Christmas regards to Catholic and non Catholic residents, praising the season’s blessings and urging concern for eternal welfare. He is joined by Father Chemiak and local clergy, noting the Julian calendar observance differs by thirteen days but the spirit remains shared.
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