The term "Christmas" as such is not specifically mentioned in the Bible. However, the events related to the birth of Jesus Christ, which Christmas celebrates, are described in the New Testament Gospels of Matthew and Luke. Read more...

For Christians, Christmas is a highly significant spiritual celebration that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, into humanity. It is celebrated on 25 December in most Christian traditions, although some Orthodox churches use the Julian calendar and celebrate Christmas on 7 January. Read more...

The Provençal Christmas meal is a culinary tradition rooted in the south of France, in Provence, a region rich in flavour and culture. This meal is a blend of traditional dishes, quality local produce and a touch of refinement.  Read more...

The coming of Jesus Christ into the world is a central event in human history, imbued with mystery, faith and profound meaning. His story, told primarily in the New Testament of the Bible, is one that has shaped beliefs, cultures and societies throughout the ages... Read more...

Spiritual preparation for Christmas is a deeply rooted tradition in many cultures and religions around the world. It is a time when believers turn to prayer, reflection and meditation in preparation for celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, an event that embodies love, hope and redemption. This period of prayerful preparation can be rich in meaning and practice, whether it involves meditating on the mysteries of Christmas, reading the Scriptures or taking part in traditional rituals. Here is a text to guide you in your spiritual preparation for Christmas. Read more...