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Christmas
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Saint Augustine of Hippo: "Why Celebrate Christmas?"
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On this, the most beautiful of days, we turn our faces to the Lord. In His gaze, we find salvation, redemption, and endless, infinite love. ...
Saint John Chrysostom: A Christmas Homily
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On this, the Nativity of Our Lord, we contemplate the love, justice, and peace that Jesus brought to the world. The sheer scope of what was...
The Glory of Christmas: A Prayer to the Infant Jesus Lying in the Manger
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O Divine Redeemer Jesus Christ, prostrate before Thy crib, I believe Thou art the God of infinite Majesty, even though I do see Thee here as...
Blessed Christmas! Love's Light Dawns Upon Us!
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2 The people who have walked in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned. 3 ...
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Silent Night, Holy Night
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As we wait for the Light of the World to conquer the darkness, we offer a prayer on Christmas Eve, the holiest of nights. Loving God, Hel...
A Prayer for Enthroning Our Lord Jesus Christ
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Advent draws to a close, and in the stillness of this holy night, we await with great expectation the coming of our Savior. Like the shepher...
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Saint Thomas Becket: Sermon for Christmas Day
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Today, December 29, we celebrate the feast day of Saint Thomas Becket (Thomas รก Becket , 1117-1173), Archbishop of Canterbury, and martyr o...
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Saint Augustine of Hippo: "Why Celebrate Christmas?"
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On this, the most beautiful of days, we turn our faces to the Lord. In His gaze, we find salvation, redemption, and endless, infinite love. ...
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Saint John Chrysostom: A Christmas Homily
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On this, the Nativity of Our Lord, we contemplate the love, justice, and peace that Jesus brought to the world. The sheer scope of what was...
The Glory of Christmas: A Prayer to the Infant Jesus Lying in the Manger
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O Divine Redeemer Jesus Christ, prostrate before Thy crib, I believe Thou art the God of infinite Majesty, even though I do see Thee here as...
Blessed Christmas! Love's Light Dawns Upon Us!
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2 The people who have walked in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned. 3 ...
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