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May each one of us draw near to the Nativity scene…and try to make an act of adoration, within [ourselves]: “I believe you are God, that this baby is God. Please, grant me the grace of humility to be able to understand”.
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General Audience
22 December 2021
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To us a son is given. Jesus, you are the Child who makes me a child. You love me as I am, not as I imagine myself to be; this I know! In embracing you, the Child of the manger, I once more embrace my life.
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Homily
24 December 2020
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The birth of the Savior is the light that pierces and dispels the deepest darkness.
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Homily
24 December 2014
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Let us draw close to God who draws close to us. Let us pause to gaze upon the crib, and relive in our imagination the birth of Jesus: light and peace; dire poverty and rejection.
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Homily
24 December 2016
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Think of the Christmas of the Virgin Mary and of Saint Joseph: there were no roses and flowers! How many difficulties they had! How many worries! Yet faith, hope and love guided and sustained them.
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General Audience
17 December 2020
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Let us pray, asking for the joy of Christmas. Let us give thanks to God for the good things he has given us, above all, faith.
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Homily
14 December 2014
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God manifested himself as a gift, he made himself a gift for us and we must give this, make others see this as a gift, not as our possession.
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Morning Meditation
13 March 2020
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The Lord is born in utter poverty in order to win our hearts by the wealth of his love.
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Homily
24 December 2019
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