The weary world rejoices (RNS) — As we wait for Christmas and for a vaccine, I'm reminded that the most beautiful birth in history happened in a place literally mired in crap. ...

The Weary World Rejoices. Valerie Schultz December 23, 2013. In another example of a so-called first world problem, Christmas has apparently become a source of stress.

In a Christmastime column amid the COVID pandemic and the hope of the emerging vaccines, Religion News Service columnist Jana Riess notes that Jesus' birth happened in a place literally mired in crap.

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The Weary World Rejoices: Rekindling the Spirit of the Nativity. Christopher Pramuk December 19, 2011. When I was a child, the stories of Jesus’ birth captured my imagination.

This Easter, The Weary World Rejoices. But First It Grieves. Clarissa Moll. As a widow, I have newfound appreciation for why the mourning of Holy Saturday is indispensable to the journey toward joy.

So yes, a weary world rejoices in Christmas, and having fallen on our knees again and again, we will have hope of a new and glorious morn. Faith Matters is written by members of the Bradenton ...

This is a different Christmas for me. I’m not putting up a Christmas tree, which I’ve always enjoyed. I’m not unpacking the ornaments and all the Christmas decorations. I’m not ...