The Nativity of Our Lord

Happy and Holy Christmas

Adeste Fideles

Laeti triumphantes

Venite, venite in Bethlehem

Natum Videte Regem Angelorum

Venite, adoremus

Venite, adoremus,

Venite, adoremus Domini

En, grege relicto

humiles ad cunas

Vocati pastores approperant:

et nos ovanti

gradu festinemus

Venite, adoremus,

Venite, adoremus,

Venite adoremus Domini

Aeterni parentis,

splendorem aeternum,

Velatum sub carne

videbimus:

Deum infantem

pannis involutum

Venite, adoremus,

Venite, adoremus,

Venite, adoremus Domini

Pro nobis egenum

et foeno cubantem,

Piis foveamus amplexibus,

Sic non amantem

quis non redamaret?

Venite, adoremus,

Venite, adoremus,

Venite, adoremus Domini

The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ is motive to great hope.

Against the world who does not want to repent and receive Him, Christ receives the sinners that, contrite and humble, made repentance for their crimes.

Against the flesh that only lives for pleasures, Christ is born in a poor manger where it is cold.

Against the devil, perverse and ruthless, God incarnates in man without stopping to be God and comes to save us from sin and its cruel and damned power.

I wish my readers a Happy and Holy Christmas.

The Propers of Mass in Daily Catholic.

Meditations of Juan Esteban Grosez in Vuelve Cristo.

The Gospel in Santo Evangelio del día.

Thomas Droleskey about Christmas in Christ or Chaos.