Ordinary Time Glows by the Light of Christmas Time
Christmas may well be one of those childish trifles we’re expected to put away when we grow up – but why then does the wish strangely persist?
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Christmas: When Does it End?
Candlemas is still observed with public, Christmas-esque celebrations throughout the world, including in Peru, Puerto Rico, France, and Belgium.
What the Shepherds Saw When the Light Shone Upon Them
“‘Arise, shine; for your light has come.’ Today, the Solemnity of Epiphany … in pointing to the light the prophet is pointing to Christ. As it shone for the shepherds seeking the newborn Messiah, so this light shines today on the path of the Magi.’ —Pope Benedict XVI
Christmas in the Rear -View Mirror
Happily, the Church does not so readily drop the curtain and dismantle the stage on Christmas.
Eating, Drinking and Praying — G.K. Chesterton and Christmas
Chesterton had the good sense to treat Christmas as if it were the very center of history
Venerable Fulton Sheen on the Meaning of Christmas
Venerable Sheen emphasized that religion is “fundamentally a response, rather than an initiative on the part of man.”
The Mystical Nativity of Jesus Christ
SCRIPTURES & ART: Sandro Botticelli wants to open your eyes to a vision of faith about the reality of Christmas Day.
Pope’s Christmas Urbi Et Orbi Blessing: ‘Today, the Love That Moves the Sun and Stars Became Flesh’
The Pope began his ‘Urbi et Orbi’ address with a reflection on the Christ Child and prayed for peace in ‘the Middle East and the whole world.’
Christmas and the Kingship of Christ
Christ came to unseat the kings, so that true hearts might find their sanctuary in him, the true and lasting king.
