O Little Town of Bethlehem: Connecticut Town Celebrates Christmas All Year Long
A rural town connects beautifully to the miraculous event so long ago.
Results from Tag: 'nativity'
What an Atheist Gets Wrong About St. Matthew’s Christmas
In God’s providence, the Gospels complement each other and have different emphases — but not everyone seems to realize that
Vatican Unveils Nativity Scene Honoring St. Francis of Assisi and Devotion’s 800-Year-Old Origin
The scene in St. Peter’s Square depicts not only Mary and Joseph standing beside the manger, but also St. Francis of Assisi, who organized the first Nativity scene in a cave in the Italian village of Greccio on Christmas Eve in 1223.
‘Journey to Bethlehem’: Despite Moments of Light, Nativity Musical Is Rough Ride
New film takes many detours from the real route, dropping this and adding that, for dramatic and comic effect.
Keeping Christmas: Bringing the Gift of Christ Home in Our Hearts
A Guide to the 12 Days: Celebrate the Joy of the Incarnation
The ‘Kairos’ and ‘Chronos’ of Christ’s Nativity
The incarnation of the Son of God is the most momentous event in all of human history.
The Everlasting Light of Christmas
COMMENTARY: Our Savior’s Nativity sharpens the focus of Bethlehem’s ‘visio divina.’
![Giotto di Bondone, “The Nativity of Jesus” [Scrovegni Chapel, Padua], 1303](https://publisher-ncreg.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/20201209011248_64d9c48204d8217d03d10cfefd84a9e2f44660b68710aa91dded7933999d44ce.jpeg "Giotto di Bondone, “The Nativity of Jesus” [Scrovegni Chapel, Padua], 1303")
When Was Jesus Born? Italian Researcher Puts Christ’s Birth in December, 1 BC
An interview with researcher Liberato De Caro of the Institute of Crystallography of the National Research Council in Bari, Italy
Celebrating Christmas in the West Bank Presents Challenges
Christians in the Holy Land say it is sometimes difficult to feel the joy of Christmas, but it is easier to relate to the challenges faced by the Holy Family.
