Saturday, December 24, 2011

Instead of a Christmas card

As is fast becoming traditional, this year has seen a very patchy success rate in sending Christmas messages to all those whom I love. But, for me at any rate, it's really all about the baby. May you all know the peace and joy that is His gift to us...
In other words -

 HAPPY CHRISTMAS.

Salus Mundi - Mary Coleridge 

I saw a stable, low and very bare,
A little child in a manger.
The oxen knew him, had him in their care,
To men he was a stranger.
The safety of the world was lying there,
And the world's danger.
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9 comments:

  1. Chris12:47 PM

    Thank you very much, Kathryn - and a very Happy Christmas to you and yours. Also wishing you much needed rest and relaxation very soon :-)

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  2. hencity1:06 PM

    Merry Christmas Kathryn - love the poem and you too. Jeni x

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  3. hencity1:08 PM

    Merry Christmas Kathryn. Love the poem and you too. Jeni x

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  4. Unknown1:08 PM

    Merry Christmas, dear friend!

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  5. Anonymous1:47 PM

    Happy Christmas to you, too, Kathryn. Your parishoners are very blessed to have such a lovely vicar!

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  6. Anonymous1:49 PM

    Just to say the anonymous Happy Christmas greeting was from me, Dayzeee!

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  7. Kevin Scott5:42 PM

    Merry Christmas Kx

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  8. fluffy duck6:16 PM

    A happy and peaceful Christmas to you all..Lots and lots of Love xxxx

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  9. Crimson Rambler4:10 AM

    a most lovely Christmas post, thank you!
    And fie upon the troll.

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Since there's been a troll fol de rolling his way about the blog recently, I've had to introduce comment moderation for a while. Hope this doesn't deter genuine responses...