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• For many individuals and families alike, Christmas is a religious holiday and prayer is often a major part of Christmas celebrations. Prayer may be observed during mass or recited at dinners and gatherings. If you're looking for the perfect prayer to make your holiday complete, check out the links on this page.

• Fast Facts

  1. Christmas Day is December 25
  2. In 2009 Christmas falls on a Friday
  3. Prayer traditions can be passed down from one generation to the next
  4. Prayers may include commentary on the birth of the Christ child
  5. Some families pray before sitting down to Christmas dinner

• Christmas Prayers

  • Before Opening Christmas Presents
  • "Lord and Giver of all good things, the magi traveled for miles to bring the Christ child the first Christmas presents. So may we, too, remember with thankful hearts the love that comes with each present we open. We also thank you for the love you have for each of us, and we thank you for the many gifts that you give us, especially the gift of live itself. Amen."God Web: Christmas Prayers

  • Christmas Lunch Prayer
  • "We thank you, Father God, for the love that binds us, for the food that nourishes us, and for your giving of your Son into our world to save us. Amen."The Prayer Guide: Christmas Prayers

  • Child's Prayer
  • "O holy Child of Bethlehem,
  • Descend to us, we pray;
  • Cast out our sin and enter in.
  • Be born in us to-day.
  • Amen."Apples 4 the Teacher: Christian Children's Prayers for Christmas

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