It may surprise fans of Dickens that the Victorian author, who penned classics such as “A Christmas Carol,” “David Copperfield” and “Great Expectations,” wrote a book about the life of Jesus for his ...

In Mexico City, every January, people gather to have their broken baby Jesus figurines repaired in time for Candlemas, a Catholic celebration on 2nd February that marks the end of the Christmas season ...

A stolen baby Jesus figurine was left at a Fort Collins fire station with an apology note after being taken from a Nativity scene in the Colorado town.

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The experience of the newborn Jesus occurred within the storied walls of the Marian basilica’s Chapel of the Nativity, where St. Cajetan of Thiene prayed.

Robby Soave and Niall Stanage weigh in on the Pope Francis' unveiling of a nativity scene in which Baby Jesus is adorned in a keffiyeh, a traditional Arabic scarf that's become symbol of sympathy ...

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Three days after its disappearance, a statue of baby Jesus was returned to the City of Fort Collins after it was stolen from the Old Town nativity scene.

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The baby Jesus’s cradle is draped in a traditional Palestinian Keffiyeh, with other elements produced by local craftspeople according to age-old traditions. The Pope said: " I am very pleased to meet ...

In 2024, Pope Francis presented a Nativity scene displayed at the Vatican that featured baby Jesus wrapped in a kaffiyeh, a traditional Palestinian scarf.

Pope Francis made a plea for peace while unveiling a nativity featuring baby Jesus nestled in a keffiyeh in Vatican City on Saturday. The pontiff declared “Enough wars, enough violence!” while ...