Homily for Christmas Eve Solemn Service (Luke 2) | December 24, 2025  episode artwork

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Homily for Christmas Eve Solemn Service (Luke 2) | December 24, 2025 

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Why does God work in silence while the world fills itself with noise? Ignatius of Antioch remarked that the three greatest mysteries of the Christian faith—the Annunciation, the Nativity, and the Crucifixion—were all accomplished quietly, hidden from a world too distracted to notice that reality had just broken through. How might we reflect on that this Christmas Eve?

Why does God work in silence while the world fills itself with noise? Ignatius of Antioch remarked that the three greatest mysteries of the Christian faith—the Annunciation, the Nativity, and the Crucifixion—were all accomplished quietly, hidden from a world too distracted to notice that reality had just broken through. How might we reflect on that this Christmas Eve?

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