On the 25th of December, Catholics celebrate the day of Jesus’s birth. We associate the holiday with the mystery of God’s incarnation. The Slovenian Bishops’ Conference explains that Jesus’ coming into history shows that God has definitively and irrevocably committed Himself to the world and to man. The Catechism of the Catholic Church 221 states:
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As we have seen in recent days, corporations in Slovenia are increasingly afraid to wish their customers a merry Christmas, as the loudest voices of the “civil society” and politicians have convinced them that Slovenians are militant atheists who hate any mention of Christian symbolism even more than the fighters of the Islamic State. De-Christianisation
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As we mark the transition from Autumn to Winter on our calendars, we know that we are well into the Christmas season. And anyway, you would not need to look at the calendar to know that. The decorations in our villages and towns, the Christmas markets, the smell of mulled wine, the concerts, and the