If you are a Grinch with a grumpy attitude towards Christmas, here are some reasons that will recalibrate your perception.

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.

It’s easy for people — certainly me at times — to get caught up in the bustle of Christmas ... but the true meaning of ...

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 ...

The literal, bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ is the linchpin of the Christian faith. It doesn’t matter which denomination or slant you derive your Biblical understanding from, Easter Sunday is ...

Why didn’t the early Christians celebrate the festival honouring the birth of Jesus Christ? They did not – for the same ... (Lord Protector of Britain and the Commonwealth), the celebration of ...

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 ...

Christmas Eve is the one day that comes before Christmas. Officially, it is a day to be celebrated on the 24th December every year. It is considered a religious day, as people, animals and angels wait ...

Christmas (25th December) is a Christian holy day that marks the birth of Jesus, the son of God. Christmas is Katie and Hannah's favourite time of the year. They countdown to Christmas using an ...