Christ is born!

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I would like to wish all of Catholic Answers Forums’ resident Eastern and Oriental Christians or others who are celebrating today the Nativity of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ a blessed celebration of this most joyous event.

*+ Our mouths are filled with joy, and our tongues with rejoicing, for our Lord Jesus Christ, was born in Bethlehem.
  • Hail to the city of our Lord, the city of the living, the dwelling of the righteous, which is Jerusalem.
Hail to you O Bethlehem, the city of the prophets, who has foretold of, the birth of Emmanuel.
  • Today the true Light, has shone upon us, from the Virgin Mary, the pure bride.
Mary gave birth to our Savior, the good Lover of man, in Bethlehem of Judea, according to the sayings of the prophets.
  • Isaiah the prophet, proclaimed with a voice of joy saying, “She will give birth to Emmanuel, our good Savior.”
Now the heavens rejoice, and the earth is glad, for she has born Emmanuel for us, we the Christian people.
  • Therefore we are wealthy, with perfect gifts, and we sing with faith, saying Alleluia.
Alleluia Alleluia, Alleluia Alleluia, Jesus Christ the Son of God, was born in Bethlehem.
  • This is He who is worthy of glory, with His good Father, and the Holy Spirit, both now and forever.*
 
Merry Christmas dear friend!

Although our Church celebrates Christmas on the 25th, we have many Copt, Russian, Romanian, Georgian and others in our congregation who celebrate Christmas on the January 7th.

We had a Christmas service for them last night.

Kala Christougenia!!!
 
jakasaki said:
Merry Christmas dear friend!

Although our Church celebrates Christmas on the 25th, we have many Copt, Russian, Romanian, Georgian and others in our congregation who celebrate Christmas on the January 7th.

We had a Christmas service for them last night.

Kala Christougenia!!!
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We all celebrate the Nativity on December 25th. It’s just that it appears to be Jan. 7, looking at it on the new calendar. 🙂
S pradznikom!
 
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