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Submitting. Although many think this is just a Victorian ghost story, its true meaning and moral – like most Christmas carols – is relevant now and for all time. This year especially may be less about Christmas presents and more about Christmas presence, says Marcus Stock, Bishop of Leeds, in his Christmas message. The Catholic writer GK Chesterton believed and hoped that simply by keeping Christmas with gifts and traditions, people of all faiths and none would, like Scrooge, “someday suddenly wake up and discover why”. The first Christmas happened in the distant past, but we celebrate it still because that Holy Child born While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks one Silent Night in the Little Town of Bethlehem is, as the carols tell us, ‘born in us today’. Not only in our churches, and in the prisons, mines and poor-houses shown to Scrooge, but in the communities, schools, homes, and ‘bubbles’ of our own time, most of us in some way still keep Christmas as a Holy D

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