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The way the world is strange, magical, and sad has never been lost on Pat Perry. The multi-hyphenate artist (painter, muralist, photographer, illustra...

. . . Particularly the Immaculate Conception / Has Present-Day Protestantism Maintained the Classical “Reformational” Heritage of Mariology? This is a Exchange on the topic of Martin Luther's Mariology, with anti-Catholic Reformed Protestant Luther defender James Swan. I run rings around him, content-wise.

Rev. Kathy Brumbaugh explains who the wise men were and why theyre important to the story of Christ.

Commentary Before the printing press and widespread literacy, signs and symbols were used as effective tools for teaching ...

Nativity scenes reign supreme as the most charming image of Christmas. An assortment of figures from splendid kings ...

THE nativity scene of Alhama de Granada, with some 2,500 pieces and an extension of 400 square meters, is one of the largest Nativity Scenes in Spain.

For those hoping to get into the holiday spirit, deciding which of Portland’s many Yuletide events to attend can be a daunting decision—especially when so many of them concern religion. (YUCK!) However, a few of these events—even the religious ones (YUCK!)—are actually the perfect remedy for those who lack the proper holiday spirit. That’s why we’ve chosen five of the most supremely underrated seasonal events that even the grinchiest among us will enjoy. (Plus...

A unique collection of 2,539 nativity scenes is on display right now at the Hills Bank in Washington Iowa.

All of the scenes are owned by Michael Zahs, who started his collection in the 1950s.

Halcyon House Washington Page with Mike Zahs