Christmas message: hope and peace in the heart of Freising!

Christmas message: hope and peace in the heart of Freising!

Freising, Deutschland - The December 25, 2024: A day of hope and reflection! On the occasion of this festive occasion, the Catholic Dean Daniel Reichel and the Evangelical Dean Christian Weigl from Freising reflect on the importance of Christmas. Christmas, as they emphasize, is more than just a date on the calendar; It is a feast for the soul, the vital is in the middle of a world that is often shaped by war, crises and worries. They remind dared things: "Is it Christmas today?" As a humorous, but also thoughtful call, appreciate the true values of the festival. "It takes a lot more Christmas!", They say and demand a constant return to the messages of peace, love and hope that the Christ Child brings with it. Christmas stands for new life and the confidence, a god who takes care of us.

In the middle of the difficult times in which we live, such messages are of the greatest importance. The two deans want the spiritual meaning of Christmas to be brought into awareness regularly and not only limited to December. Christmas, apart from wars and heavy news, should always be celebrated. Your thoughts about the Christmas festivals are also recorded in the "spiritual words" of the Freising Tagblatt, where you appeal to the listeners, to believe in the power of love and the openness of the future. These important teachings, which are anchored in the Christian tradition, can provide consolation in times of crisis.

Christmas message for the soul

In this sense, you wish everyone a contemplative and blessed Christmas party that is experienced in brothers -in -law. Christmas may be celebrated once a year, but the values that it brings are universal and should continuously be integrated into our lives. Such reflections over the holidays are essential, not only in the church, but also in our everyday life. As already indicated in an earlier publication, churches and communities could be therapists of faith who, in times of need, offer space for hope and confidence, as is also conjured up in the message of Christmas, which always reminds us of the love of God, as a source of life and hope.

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