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Articles in 'Holidays & Holy Days'
The Two Men Loved Christmas. One was martyred, One had egg nog
By Larry Peterson
true stories from seperated generations joined together for Christmas because of their similarities
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First Visitors of Jesus: Wise Men or Shepherds?
By Dave Armstrong
Atheists and Bible skeptics try to make a false accusation that Matthew contradicts Luke, since one mentions shepherds visiting the baby Jesus and the other mentions the wise men. It's much ado about nothing, as usual . . .
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Immaculate Conception of Mary by Ken Litchfield
By Ken Litchfield
The Immaculate Conception of Mary
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Celebrating the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
By Brandy M. Miller
Understanding why we celebrate the Immaculate Conception and what it means for us as Catholics
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Carefully, Created, Conceived and Blessed!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Believing the Word of God--We can find the Truth in Mary being born without the sin of Adam.
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THE LIGHT WAS GIVEN TO US AND WAS BORN FOR US!
By Flávia Ghelardi
In this article we contemplate how Jesus, whose birth we celebrate in this Christmas season, brings light to the world.
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Double Dip on Christmas Eve? Nope
By The Catholic Philadelphian
So Christmas Eve fall on a Sunday. Let's eliminate the confusion when it comes to Mass and why there are two different obligations
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Advent: A Time to Celebrate the Word Incarnate as Hope Incarnate
By Christopher Castagnoli
In this anxious time, waiting for Jesus as the Word made flesh can give us great hope!
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Salvation, Satisfaction, and the Story of Advent
By Mark C. McCann
Advent is a time when God writes a devotional story of satisfaction and love upon our searching hearts.
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Catholic Origins of Popular Decorations
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Some popular Christmas decorations have origins dating back to many saints and the bible.
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Keeping Christ in Christmas
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Be more giving than receiving in five ways to defend the true meaning of Christmas
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My Soul in Stillness Waits: Striving for Peace in the Midst of the Season
By Molly W. Beck
Originally published in The Catholic Moment, the official newspaper of the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana, in December 2016.
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My Christmas Poems #9-12 (2012-2016)
By Dave Armstrong
The last four of my twelve Christmas poems, written from 1997 to 2016.
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My Biblical Christmas Poems #5-8 (2006-2010)
By Dave Armstrong
My four Christmas poems, written between 2006-2010 and all drawn from the biblical text, with careful attention to accuracy.
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"Oh come, oh come Emmanuel"
By Elizabeth Thomas
The importance of bringing into your life, your families life--the true meaning or purpose of Advent.
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My First Four Christmas Poems (1997-2003)
By Dave Armstrong
My first four Christmas poems, which I greatly enjoyed writing. It's another aspect of my career / vocation as a Christian apologist and writer.
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St. Francis Xavier, Patron of the Missions
By J. John Basil
St. Francis Xavier, an original member of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) is known for his missionary zeal and great sacrifices. See churches under his patronage in Bangalore, India at https://churchwonders.com
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