Poles no longer spend Christmas in the traditional way due to economic reasons and social changes
Hungarian MEP László Trócsányi writes on the pivotal role Christianity must continue to play in Europe if the continent wants to survive
Poland’s PM told Poland’s soldiers that it is because of them that Poles can enjoy their Christmas Eves in peace
As many as 84 percent of Czechs spend Christmas Eve at home
After the EU attempted to remove the term Christmas from official documents, the pope compares such a move to Nazi and communist dictatorships and calls for Brussels to respect the sovereignty of nation states
The terms Miss and Mrs. as well as standard Christian names like John and Mary need to go in the name of inclusiveness
It is important to remember the religious and spiritual context of celebrating Christmas, says professor and historian Mieczysław Ryba
The Baby Jesus has superpowers, according to some foreigners
Read the full Christmas message of Hungarian Archbishop Péter Erdő
The liberal-left media is trying to instil disgust for Christmas among their readers, warns publicist Krzysztof Wołodźko
People joined the parade marking the end of Christmas
The War on Christmas is an obsession of those who want to force their will on the world
Czechs love to make Christmas song covers
Going to church is a Chrismas tradition even for atheists
Not everyone enjoys the traditional Christmas meal
When it comes to Christmas, not much has changed since 1989
Czech can get their hands on the Bethlehem Light
Learn what Czechs traditionally do at Christmas
Jesus would not be happy about this, but Christians just seem to put up with this nonsense every year
“Merry Christmas, Hungary!”
Scouts brought the Bethlehem light, a modern symbol of Christmas, from Linz, Austria to St. Vitus Cathedral in the Prague Castle district, where the new Papal Nuncio Charles Daniel Balvo received it.
In a modern “world of lights”, we may be unable to appreciate the true light of Christmas, write Katarzyna and Andrzej Zybertowicz for “Sieci” weekly. The authors refer to the words of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger who wrote in his autobiography that the Birth of Christ was a “scandalous event” because of its squalor and almost ungodliness.
A spot telling a tale about Christmas traditions in Poland has been trending around the world. Organized by the Polish National Foundation, it features renowned French actor Jean Reno in the role of a grandfather telling his granddaughter about a Polish Christmas.
