
The Real St. Nicholas Didn’t Need to Act Jolly — He Knew Christian Joy
Worldly people mock Catholicism for her fasts, but in doing so deprive themselves of her feasts.
Worldly people mock Catholicism for her fasts, but in doing so deprive themselves of her feasts.
Yuletide-related relics draw faithful into a deeper understanding of Christ’s Nativity.
The story of St. Nicholas is a reminder to us of how much the stories we tell matter
Impersonators are inspired by saintly legacy at the St. Nicholas Institute.
‘For a Middle East without Christians would not be the Middle East,’ said Francis, who also prayed in front of the relics of St. Nicholas over the weekend.
Effort cares for a group of youngsters throughout the year to emulate the saint’s specialty.
A 3-D portrait was unveiled on a recent feast day of St. Nicholas.
To celebrate the patron saint of children, it is the custom in many countries to give a small gift to children on Dec. 6, St. Nicholas’ Day, making the feast a sweet prelude to Christmas.
St. Nicholas, one of the one endearing saints revered by Western and Eastern rite Catholics and Orthodox, has many fascinating facts connected to his life that we should be aware of to keep Christmas in our heart throughout the year.
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