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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 26, 1963

Page

4

Christmas Messages from Local Churches Focus on Christ’s Difference

A collection of Christmas reflections from Rev. Paul Borchardt, Rev. R. S. Caswell, Rev. Ross Williams, and Rev. P Zabrytsky. They emphasize Jesus as God and man, his sinless life, crucifixion for humanity, and resurrection, urging faithful living, renewal, and worship through Scripture sacraments and charity.

God Jesus John Paul Borchardt St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Christ R. S. Caswell Free Methodist Church Isaiah Messiah Jesus Christ

Yuletide Customs Abroad Spark Global Holiday Mosaic

A survey of Christmas traditions around the world shows Germany popularizing the evergreen tree, St Nicholas visits on December 6, and Mexico staging ten posadas December 16 to 26. England, the Netherlands, Brazil, and Scotland add distinct customs as Santa gains ground on global practice.

Germany St. Nicholas Nikolaus Kristkindl England Mexico Joseph Mary Santa Claus Holland Netherlands Brazil Papa Noel Scotland

Thorn Tree Blooms In England and Washington DC

A Christmas legend says the Holy Thorn Tree in Glastonbury blooms on December 25 each year while a similar occurrence may be seen at the Cathedral of the Close in Washington DC. St Joseph of Arimathea planted his staff here and it sprouted into a thorn tree blossoming by Christmas Eve.

Mary Christ Jesus Christ Washington D.C Glastonbury Somerset England St. Joseph of St. Joseph

Holiday traditions and New Year customs described

The article notes gift giving begins on New Year’s Day and describes haggis as a dish made from sheep or calf organs minced with suet onions oatmeal and seasoning boiled in the animal’s stomach. It mentions New Year’s calling and the expectation to bring a handful of coal.

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