Christmas is an annual sacred Christian holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, the spiritual leader and founder ...

In our society, it sometimes seems that Easter has been reduced to a celebration of chocolate bunnies, fake grass and eggs.

during which the Church requires the faithful to prepare for the celebration of the feast of Christmas, the anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ. The mystery of that great day had every right ...

How, then, can Christmas be celebrated so as to foster (re)commitment to discipleship? Both infancy narratives declare that with the birth of Jesus the long-awaited hopes ... The hopes that the world ...

This is because it is there that the Evangelists’ inspired insights into the meaning of Jesus Christ can be discerned ... more difficult by the blending of their two accounts in our Christmas ...

The Appalachian Christmas carol ... for this concert. Jesus, Jesus, rest your head, You have got a manger bed. All the little ones on Earth Sleep in comfort at their birth.

Commentary by Jim Walsh Among Christians there are two major holidays: one that celebrates the birth, Christmas, and the other, Easter, marking the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.