Child
Every year at Christmas, we celebrate the birth of a child. For some, it is the birth of a very particular child, Jesus, which holds special religious significance. But whether you are Christian or Buddhist, Muslim or Jewish, Hindu or Atheist, Christmas has a message for everyone. Christmas is the Day of the Child: a time to celebrate new beginnings and kindle fresh hope, a moment to recapture innocence and embrace joy. Christmas is an invitation for us to love each other and to love the Earth as we would love a child.
— Wayne Visser
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