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Divine Littleness
The Christ child is the real model of this "littleness," this poverty, this nothingness. And yet He was All. God lacked nothing, but there was ...
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Identifying with Christ
In the book, The Fire of Your Life, Maggie Ross recounts the story of Emma, a survivor of the Holocaust, who regularly at 4 p.m. each day stood outside ...
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Jesus, Our Divine Ladder
We are not to ascend the study of the divine majesty before we have adequately understood this little infant. We are to ascend into heaven by that ladder ...
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A Psalm for Christmas Eve
Praise God for Christmas.Praise Him for the Incarnationfor Word made flesh.I will not singof shepherds watching flockson frosty night or angel choristers.I ...
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Miracle Renewed
It would be easy ... to criticize ... the waste, the trash, the sad attempt to buy affection in a splash of wild extravagance. Yet, for all of that, this ...
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Innkeepers for Today
If all Christians did something extra for just one person this Christmas, don't you think that the holiday would be much nicer, more memorable, and ...
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Christ Became One of Us
John Howard Griffin was a white man who believed he could never understand the plight of African-Americans unless he became like one. In 1959, he darkened ...
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Don't Call It Dull
"And the third day he rose again." What are we to make of this? One thing is certain: if [Jesus] were God and nothing else, his immortality ...
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Newborn Babe
What a paradox that a babe in a manger should be called mighty! Yet even as a baby, Jesus Christ revealed power. His birth affected the heavens as that ...
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We Are Shepherds
I read about a little boy who was in his first Christmas pageant. He was 5. He was one of the shepherds--you know, they wear their bathrobes and their ...
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