Does Romance Fit A Christian Christmas?

Jesus doesn’t seem to be faring well in my Christmas listening this week. One song out of eight today. I think it was some contemporary CW song. I didn’t catch the whole thing, but I heard “Jesus” and “prayer” clearly enough.

You know: I’m not bothered by the blizzard of secular Christmas/holiday music this year. I’m not sure why. On one hand, I’m glad not to be hearing the Christmas liturgical fare just yet.

I did catch Nat King Cole’s marvelous singing on that chestnut song. Maybe I’m getting old and sentimental, but I like that tune. There’s a wistfulness about it that makes a good complement to this season.

The only Christmas I’ve had off in 26 years of ministry was just before my wife and I got engaged. It was her trip to meet my parents. Good stories with that visit. Good memories. The funny ones I can’t really divulge here.

Any favorite Christmas romantic songs from the commentariat out there?

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Todd lives in Minnesota, serving a Catholic parish as a lay minister.
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2 Responses to Does Romance Fit A Christian Christmas?

  1. Jim McCrea says:

    I Saw Momma Kissing Santa Claus

    Grandmas Got Run Over By A Reindeer (one of personal faves)

  2. crystal says:

    The movie version of White Christmas was romantic … http://youtu.be/9gW2UH14pug

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