A Year Without Benedict
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: His words often had a way of making the vast mystery of the God-Man understandable, always presenting Jesus in his fullness, from his simple birth to his suffering, death and resurrection.
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‘Contemplate Jesus’ This Christmas: A New Bethlehem and the Lessons of Greccio
COMMENTARY: The Mass is the means Christ himself implemented to perpetuate, revive and advance the mystery of Bethlehem.
Pope Francis: Do Not Confuse Christmas With Consumerism, and Make Room for Christ in Your Heart
Pope Francis’ Angelus address in St. Peter’s Square marked the Fourth Sunday of Advent. The Pope said that we are called to reflect God’s kindness to others.
Star of Bethlehem: Beacon of Hope in Christmas City, USA
‘O Come Let Us Adore Him’: Christmas City, USA
Come to the Crèche: Liturgical Living Tips for a Catholic Christmas
Meeting God in the Stillness of Christmas
Rediscover ‘Original Beauty’ of Christmas Music With Scythian’s New ‘Christmas Out at Sea’
In addition to its danceable tunes, which blend Irish, Ukrainian, and other folk traditions, Scythian is also known for its high-energy, joyous performances that engage people of all ages, from children to the elderly.
The Timelessness of the Season: Advent and Christmas at St. Michael’s Abbey
Living liturgically is a hallmark of Norbertine religious life.
Looking for a Good Read? Consider ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Recommends Joseph Pearce
In ‘Twelve Great Books,’ Pearce writes, “The lesson that A Christmas Carol teaches is that our lives are not owned by us but are owed to another to whom the debt must be paid in the currency of self-sacrifice.”
‘What a Christmas Gift’
Well-known Catholics share special memories coupled with vocational and Eucharistic presents.
This Christmas Season, See One of the Oldest Icons of the Virgin Mother and Child in Met Exhibit
Although North Africa is primarily Muslim today, the region had a rich Christian history prior to the Islamic invasions of the seventh century.
