Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While I can no longer remember who said it and in which class, I recall being taught in seminary that we learn much of our ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "He who sings, pray twice," St. Augustine, the famous 5th century bishop, once said. Since Christmas is a time for prayer and ...

Fox News Channel's chief religion correspondent Lauren Green adores the way Christmas hymns remind us of the true meaning of Christmas. In an essay included in the new book "All American Christmas" by ...

You know Joy to the World. You know Hark! the Herald Angels Sing. You know O Little Town of Bethlehem. You know the usual Christmas hymns and carols recorded ad nauseam and piped into our lives from ...

Recently I talked to my friend Adam Wright on his radio show Roadmap to Heaven about my favorite Christmas hymn. When he first called and asked if I had a hymn in mind to talk about, I didn't need ...

“Let all mortal flesh keep silence” is a hymn about Holy Communion. But now it keeps showing up as a Christmas carol! That’s how it’s presented in Christmas concerts, holiday recordings, and on many ...

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Country superstar Carrie Underwood fills us with Christmas spirit as she sings the beloved hymn ‘O Come All Ye Faithful.’ While multiple different authors are credited with creating this classic ...

The talented gentlemen of Anthem Lights ring in the Christmas season with an incredible rendition of ‘Mary Did You Know.’ Every year, this is one of those special songs that truly hits us right in the ...

This is the second article in a 3-part series titled "A Brief History of Holiday Music." Read the first part, covering the earliest music through the 1700s, here. When Prince Albert married the ...

"He who sings, pray twice," St. Augustine, the famous 5th century bishop, once said. Since Christmas is a time for prayer and praise, it's no wonder that this special day (and all the days leading up ...