‘Beautiful Bright Lights of Hope’ in Bethlehem: Steps From Christ’s Birthplace, Hospital Set to Deliver 100,000th Child
The mothers and babies of Bethlehem are given the best care and love possible at Christmastime — and all year.
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To Jesus Through Mary at Christmas: The Journey
ADVENT RETREAT: As we reach these last days before Christmas Eve, let us pray that there be room for Christ — and every child — in the human souls of those who bear his name.
The Everlasting Light of Christmas
COMMENTARY: Our Savior’s Nativity sharpens the focus of Bethlehem’s ‘visio divina.’
Christian Holy Sites in Holy Land Begin Slow Open Because of COVID-19
Christian leaders announced May 26 that the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the Basilica of the Nativity in Bethlehem would once again welcome the public, with some restrictions.
Bethel and Bethlehem
Catholicism is concrete, solid and substantial — yet supernatural and spiritual at the same time.
West Bank’s Holy Sites Under Quarantine for 30 Days
The Palestinian Authority is also prohibiting all but essential travel between Bethlehem and other Palestinian cities to limit the virus’ spread.
Holy Land Christians: Threatened With Extinction, but Still Bearing Witness
Religious and political authorities as well as inhabitants’ testimonies offer instructive insights on difficult situation in the Land of Christ.
Celebrating Christmas in the West Bank Presents Challenges
Christians in the Holy Land say it is sometimes difficult to feel the joy of Christmas, but it is easier to relate to the challenges faced by the Holy Family.
Praying for Peace — and for Christmas Pilgrims
Holy Land Christians hope that recent violence in the region doesn’t discourage much-needed tourism.
