The true meaning of Christmas goes far beyond the presents under the tree, the twinkling lights and the sumptuous feasts. At the heart of this celebration is a profound and spiritual meaning that resonates across the centuries and has its origins in Christian history. For many, Christmas is first and foremost the commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who came to earth to bring love, redemption and hope. Read more...

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...

The story of the Nativity, which celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, is one of the most significant stories in Christian tradition. Yet over the centuries, this biblical account has been enriched by cultural elements and popular traditions which, although not explicitly mentioned in Scripture, have become an integral part of Christmas celebrations. This article explores in detail the biblical origins of the Nativity, its symbols, as well as the evolution of the popular traditions surrounding it. Read more...

The prophecy of the Messiah: a central figure in the Old TestamentThe concept of the Messiah, a saviour promised by God, is at the heart of many biblical prophecies. In Judaism, the Messiah is expected to be a king or liberator sent to restore justice. In Christianity, these prophecies are interpreted as an announcement of Jesus Christ. 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...