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#357504 - 12/24/10 11:07 AM Christmas Greetings
John Doucette Member Registered: 05/05/07 Posts: 354 Loc: Massachusetts	Christ is Born! See amid the winter's snow Born for us on earth below See the tender lamb appears Promised from eternal years Hail thou ever blessed morn Hail redemption's happy dawn Shout for all the world to hear Christ is born in Bethlehem!
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#357516 - 12/24/10 10:17 PM Re: Christmas Greetings [Re: John Doucette]
JimG Member Registered: 05/19/10 Posts: 275 Loc: Texas USA	Indeed Christ is born. At mass this evening the priest gave a wonderful homily but began with this: Q: Do you know God's name? A: Andy Q: Andy? Why is that? A: Because it says so: Andy walks with me, Andy talks with me, Andy tells me I am His own. Really, the homily related a story about the priest's profoundly disabled nephew named Andy but the introduction was cute. Merry Christmas. Holy Peace be with you and yours. Jim
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#357520 - 12/24/10 11:59 PM Re: Christmas Greetings [Re: John Doucette]
Stephanos I Member Registered: 02/03/02 Posts: 2502 Loc: West Coast	Godt jul og godt nytt aar til alle. Stephanos I
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