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Jesus would have been wrapped in swaddling clothes and set in a manger, an open trough used to feed the animals. Mary had given birth to Jesus in Bethlehem, marking what would be celebrated for ...

Whether you're religious or not, you know what a basic Nativity scene looks like -- Joseph and Mary kneeling by the manger of the baby Jesus, surrounded by shepherds, kings, and farm animals ...

Maybe pondering a frightened Mary, a distressed Joseph, and a crying Jesus will allow us to set aside our own facades. If God was willing to put on weakness, that might free us to recognize our own.

For this reason, they had no other choice but to find shelter in a stable, or barn. There, after giving birth, Mary and Joseph placed him in one of the mangers which was being used to feed the animals ...

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The manger represents not only the humility of Jesus but also his humiliation. The manger in which he was laid is as much a symbol of rejection as is the cross on which he died. It tells us that ...

By the time the animals realize that they’ve been given the ability in order to spread the message of Jesus’s birth, it’s too late. While running through the streets of Bethlehem, they lose ...

At Mayfield School, a Catholic boarding school for girls in Sussex, a tradition dating back to the 1950s sees Mary and Joseph journey through the village with a donkey.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, located in the West Bank, shared a new nativity scene that has sparked some controversy amid the Israel-Hamas war.