The miracle(s) of Christmas (1/n)

[SqueakyVoice]

Joseph and Mary didn't have to cook a turkey.

[jeremyp]

Mrs Brown's Boys got recommissioned despite being utterly shite.

[Nearly Sane]

That you've been able to wrote Christmas despite it being banned by the thought police

[Steve H]

That Coca-Cola, makers of a fizzy drink usually served cold, got it indelibly associated, in the minds of the gullible and thick, with a midwinter festival, and even convinced many people that they invented the modern image of Father Christmas.

[Steve H]

That it always snows on Christmas day in TV soaps and sitcoms, but practically never does in reality.

[Alan Burns]

From today's "Word on Fire" gospel reflection:

The King comes as a helpless infant, born of insignificant parents in a small town of a distant outpost of the Roman Empire. He will conquer through the finally irresistible power of love, the same power with which he made the universe.

The true miracle of Christmas

[SqueakyVoice]

Joseph and Mary didn't have to cook a turkey.

And, after loads of advice from Auntie Beeb, I /still/ haven't watched an episode of Gavin and Stacey.

[Sassy]

Turkey done the Australian way in birds of a feather.  It took off and landed in the front garden. But it was funny fireworks and all.....

[Gonnagle]

And, after loads of advice from Auntie Beeb, I /still/ haven't watched an episode of Gavin and Stacey.

Dear Squeak,

Quoting your own quotes👍 and how do you know they never had turkey, Joseph might have went out and shoot one with his shotgun, or, OR one of the three wiseguys ( Italians ) might have brought baby Jesus one.

Gavin and Stacey, what was that all about

Gonnagle.