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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 25, 1956

Page

6

The Chilly Pilgrim King Wenceslas Story Explored

The article traces Wenceslas from tenth century Bohemia through legend and song. It notes his pious life, martyrdom at the church door, and lasting influence as a national saint. the carol remains a yearly reminder of charity and Christian virtue. It contrasts his role as Czech national symbol with a broader world audience and questions why Anglophone nations honor a Czech king each Christmas.

Wenceslas Podevin J. M. Neale Vaclav Bohemia Wenceslas Square Prague Trafalgar Square Nelson Jerusalem St Wenceslas Borisov Ludmilla Wratislav Drahomira Wenceslas Boleslav Drahomira Henry the Fowler Europe Boleslay

Christmas At Dingley Dell

Charles Dickens reflects on Christmas as a season that reunites dispersed families and awakens dormant sympathies. He notes the universal joy across civilized nations and even traditional societies, and mentions fir trees bearing fruit as a symbol of fulfillment of prophecy.

Charles Dickens

Flight and Shelter of Holy Family Fleeing Herod

A weary Holy Family rests as soldiers near their cave. A waking fly alerts Joseph, and a spider spins a web to seal the cave. The guards are deceived, preventing pursuit and allowing safe refuge.

Herod Joseph

The Little Stranger Christmas Tale Origin

A poor woodman and family shelters a cold Christ mas Eve child, offers food and warmth, then awaken to angelic music as the Christ Child appears in splendor. He promises a return for their kindness, tying to the Christmas tree origin tale.

Christ Child

Legend of St Joseph Hawthornes Blooming Christmas Day

An ancient English legend tells that St Joseph of Arimathea laid Jesus in a tomb and planted his hawthorn staff near Glastonbury. The staff took root as a tree that blooms each Christmas, with slips propagated to many places, causing hawthorns across England to flower on Christmas Day.

Joseph of Arimathea Jesus England Glastonbury

Yule-Nissen the Christmas Attic Pixy

A Danish attic brownie named Yule-Nissen must be appeased with Christmas Eve porridge. If neglected, he plays tricks in the house and barn. On Christmas morning the cat lies by his empty bowl as proof of his feast.

Yulenissen

Come to Church FULL GOSPEL MISSION services

Christmas services announced by Rev. F Howson Pastor including a Saturday evening 8 p m service on December 22 Sunday School program December 23 at 11 a m special open sessions with Christmas music song and story 7 30 p m evangelistic service December 30 services as usual watchnight service New Year s Eve at 10 30 p m invitation extended to attend all services

Full Gospel Mission P.A.O.C F. Howson

Notre Dame Church Christmas Mass Schedule

The Notre Dame Church schedules a Midnight Mass starting at midnight on December 24 followed by a shepherd herd’s mass. On Christmas Day a Low Mass is planned at 10 a.m.

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