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In an effort to want to celebrate the good feelings of the season, we get wrapped up in the belief that we need to purchase monetary gifts. It is not wrong to purchase or make gifts for others when they come from the heart. The difficulty can lie in finding that balance between giving gifts and the spirit of being here to accept and celebrate His gift.
Somewhere along the line you have been well-taught and you have learned well. Pass it on!
Thank you for the nice Advent reflection to start my morning Fr. Rob!
Sean, isn’t it interesting how the little guy peaks out from the line of those waiting for a meal? Where “is” the line to see Jesus?
This was really a great video. You captured the real meaning for the season…instead of “Happy Holidays.”
Nancy
It gives us HOPE, doesn’t it?