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My Christmas                                                           "There's nothing
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                                                                       like the smell of
BY PAUL RODRIGUEZ
                                                                        pumpkin spice
Discuss much-awaited annual events such as the tree lighting
ceremony, the nativity scene viewing, or the exchanging of gifts, and  latte to awaken
accompany these occasions with festive pictures taken from
previous years. You can even ask different people to share what they     the senses!"
love most about Christmas, and include photos of their answers.
                                                                         - Mama Joan
Write about the journey of Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem, the true
meaning of Christ’s birth, and its significance to Catholics all over  For the front page, give a breakdown of what
the world. Research and write about unique Christmas traditions        others can expect from reading the entire
practiced in different countries and other interesting trivia on the   newsletter. Keep the focus on a particular
Yuletide season. Or better yet, why not come up with fascinating       theme (in this case, Christmas!), and use it
puzzles people can answer? A crossword puzzle will be a hit with       as a starting point to write interesting as
adults, while children will enjoy spotting the difference between two  well as heartwarming articles. You can tackle
decorated Christmas trees. When you're done, make sure to              different aspects related to the month of
proofread everything you write and verify your information before      December, such as holiday places to visit
printing or sending out copies of the newsletter.                      with the entire family, suggested songs to
                                                                       sing for Christmas Eve mass, games to play
                                                                       at reunions, and food to prepare on
                                                                       Christmas Day. Create a holiday newsletter
                                                                       that you can send out to your relatives,
                                                                       friends, or even to the entire community just
                                                                       before the Christmas season arrives. You can
                                                                       inform people about upcoming events, share
                                                                       exciting news, or simply spread holiday
                                                                       cheer.

                                                                       Discuss much-awaited annual events such as
                                                                       the tree lighting ceremony, the nativity
                                                                       scene viewing, or the exchanging of gifts,
                                                                       and accompany these occasions with festive
                                                                       pictures taken from previous years. You can
                                                                       even ask different people to share what they
                                                                       love most about Christmas, and include
                                                                       photos of their answers.
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