Christmas Day Mystery Felt Across the World
A reflective piece presents Christmas as a moment unseen by many yet felt by believers. It contrasts silent ignorance in Rome Greece Egypt and Moscow with the Bethlehem scene where Mary Joseph and shepherds recognize the birth of Jesus. The text foresees a future where some will not know yet the Christmas message endures.
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Birthday Party For Jesus Christ Guides Ohio Family
The Floyd L. Scharte family of Findlay Ohio celebrates Christmas with a family birthday party for Jesus The custom began ten years ago to teach children the true meaning of Christmas They bake a four layer cake symbolizing humanity and love then sing Happy Birthday and draw up plans for next year
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Christmas Bells and the Holy Child Poem
A brief elegiac verse recalls a shining star seen by shepherds, guiding to the manger cradle. The mother sings of Christ the holy Child, with bells ringing and children singing in reverent memory.
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Christmas Night A Poem About The Stable And Christ
A lyrical meditation describes a memorable Christmas night with angels, stars, and a holy night scene. The poem invites shepherds and humanity to witness the birth of Christ and feel joy in the baby’s embrace. Frances Angermayet is cited as the author.
Celebrating Christmas with Communion for the Sick
The article outlines bringing the Blessed Sacrament to shut-ins, detailing how a priest should be received and what is placed beside the bed. It notes new fasting rules ease frequent communion for chronically ill people, especially at Christmas.
Quote of the Week from Roman Breviary Alleluia
The text proclaims the birth of Christ with praise from angels and archangels. It exalts the Savior appearing on this day and the righteous rejoicing, giving glory to God in the highest.
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Bethlehemales: A Christmas Adoration Poem
A religious verse by Helen Marie Carrere speaks of reverence in Bethlehem and celebrates the daily birth of God in believers. The poem uses imagery of stars candles straw and holy bread to depict the sacred transformation during prayer and the Eucharist.
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