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Almost every day of the year carries a saint's name. But one day is kept for the others: the holy people no one counted, whom only God saw.
Daniel prays at his open window, spends a whole quiet night among gentle lions, and wakes safe as the morning light comes in.
On the day after Christmas a king walks out into deep snow with his page to carry supper to a poor man, and his footprints warm the way.
The animals come two by two, the rain begins to fall, and the ark rocks gently on the water, warm and safe inside. A story for bedtime.
On the hill of Tepeyac a Lady spoke to Juan Diego in his own language. He walked home with December roses folded inside his cloak.
In the south of France there is a cave with a spring that never stops running. Every February 11, the whole world remembers it.
A cave up a mountain, the animals that came to visit him, a boy who breathed again, and two candles still burning after many centuries.
The knight, the white horse and the dragon come from an old legend. Underneath it there is a real man, with a much quieter kind of courage.
A farm boy dreamed of a yard full of children, and grew up to open a house in Turin where no boy was ever turned away.
An old priest lost his voice inside the Temple, and a boy was born to give voice to news the whole world had been waiting for.
In a seaside town in Sicily, a girl whose name meant light gave away everything she had and became the saint of Advent candles.
From a small town beside the sea all the way to your house, the name of one kind bishop took a very long journey and came back wearing new clothes.
Saul of Tarsus left Jerusalem determined to put an end to the Christians. Halfway down the road to Damascus, a light changed everything.
His classmates laughed at the big, silent student who hardly ever spoke. His teacher was the only one who saw what was going on inside him.
Jesus had a grandmother and a grandfather too. The Bible never tells us their names, but Christians have kept this story with love.
In a small Austrian village by the river, a young priest brings a poem he has kept for two years and asks a schoolmaster for a tune by nightfall.
In a house full of children in Hamburg, a pastor hangs a wheel of candles from the ceiling so the wait for Christmas can be seen, one day at a time.
On a quiet night in Bethlehem, the ox, the donkey and the sheep grow still around the manger so the baby can sleep.