06 January 2009

The Twelve Days of Christmas

I hope my atheistic, agnostic and evangelical friends won't object too much as I stretch out the celebration of the Incarnation. Now that I think about it there are not that many in any of those categories. A website written by a Catholic Bibliophagist: The Twelve Days of Christmas is a natural to dip into at this time of the year, or at any time for that matter. And from there to other places on the Web. The bibliophagist mentions a number of children's books for adult and young readers.

St Columba is a famous Celtic saint, highlighting "the importance of the Celtic church in bringing a revival of Christianity to Western Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire." I'm not sure the Celts are up to doing another revival, though it is sorely needed.

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