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23 Bethlehem Handicrafts Bethlehem Handicrafts is the first olive wood store in the USA with an online market that ships worldwide, a workshop in Bethlehem, and an operator of Christian pilgrimages. 4114 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO 80014 | 720-201-7193 Come to our store or visit us online to view the catalog of our extensive olive wood creations for home and office at Bethlehemhandicrafts.com Statues • Jewelry • Wall hangings Specialty items for Home and Office Brendan Moran Direct: 720-291-0805 brendan@realtor.com 5975 South Quebec St., # 100 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 www.TheIrishBroker.com TOP WORKPLACES 2013-2020 THE IRISH REALTOR bmoran@denverrealestate.com Integrity Reliability Ini a ve Sincerity Honesty From our family to yours... Wishing you and all of your loved ones a very ble„ed and joy filled Christmas the world's cultural celebrations. What Jesus brought on Christmas transcends words, but "O Holy Night," in its beauty, puts to music what words cannot do justice. "Looking at the text, I think about how much we want as human beings what's in this text. We want his love. We want his gospel of peace. We want all oppression to cease," Nolen said. The words and music of "O Holy Night" serve as poignant a reminder not only of the ultimate source of true, unbridled love, joy, hope and peace, but also of humanity's universal longing for it. This is where the power and significance of "O Holy Night" ultimately lies. "In a certain sense, in the humanity of the people who composed the poem, composed the music, composed the English translation, there is a longing that we as human beings have that is being expressed in this text," Nolen con- cluded. "Think about when our churches are most filled. It really speaks in a universal sense to what we're all longing for, whether we know it or not, I think that's part of what the popu- larity of it is, that in 1847, in 1947, and I'll say in 2047, the words are still going to have a personal meaning to people." Nativity, Noël Nicolas Coypel, 1728 DENVER CATHOLIC | DECEMBER 2020

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