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    Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men

    Peace on earth.  Doesn’t that sound nice? Can you imagine a world that is . . . peaceful?  At the core of our beings, this is what… Read more “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men”

    December 6, 2020December 7, 2020 by jasonsoroski

    The Christmas Truce

    Peace on Earth. Christmas is a time when we celebrate the coming of the Prince of Peace. The angels sang, “peace on earth, good will towards men”… Read more “The Christmas Truce”

    December 24, 2019December 24, 2019 by jasonsoroski

    Reflections on Bethlehem

    Every December our collective thoughts turn to the little town of Bethlehem. We sing about it, read about it, and have a picture of it in our… Read more “Reflections on Bethlehem”

    December 18, 2019 by jasonsoroski

    Thanksgiving -More Than ‘Pre-Christmas’

    For the last several years it has felt to me that Thanksgiving has become a bit of an afterthought to Christmas. And trust me, I love Christmas.… Read more “Thanksgiving -More Than ‘Pre-Christmas’”

    November 20, 2019November 16, 2020 by jasonsoroski

    Why Drop the Blanket Matters…

    Three years have passed since I wrote about the moment Linus drops his blanket, and since then we have all lived through moments of fear and insecurity. As… Read more “Why Drop the Blanket Matters…”

    December 4, 2017April 5, 2019 by jasonsoroski

    #DropTheBlanket – A Year Later

    My question is whether all of us who have been so impacted by Linus and his now famous ‘blanket drop’ have really been able to drop our fears throughout a fear-filled year.

    December 10, 2016December 10, 2016 by jasonsoroski

    A Journey to Bethlehem

    Christmas. There are so many things that happen around Christmas that make it what it is. The familiar songs, the classic movies, the decorations, the festivities and… Read more “A Journey to Bethlehem”

    December 1, 2016April 5, 2019 by jasonsoroski

    The Last Week of the Year

    Christmas is a time of remembrance. The season guides us to reminisce about the joys and sorrows of years past, filling our days with favorite movies, nostalgic… Read more “The Last Week of the Year”

    December 28, 2015December 29, 2019 by jasonsoroski

    Just Drop the Blanket

    AUTHOR’S NOTE: click here for a non-exhaustive list of publications and websites that have referenced or republished ‘Drop the Blanket’. It is a blessing to know that… Read more “Just Drop the Blanket”

    December 3, 2015November 1, 2020 by jasonsoroski

    Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas (or “Just for the Halibut”)

    For some time the phrase “Happy Holidays” has been the politically correct alternative to the much more offensive Dickensian phrase of “Merry Christmas”. However, secularists beware! It… Read more “Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas (or “Just for the Halibut”)”

    December 20, 2012November 18, 2017 by jasonsoroski

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