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The Yule Goat, or Julbocken, is a traditional Christmas figure predominantly associated with the Nordic countries, namely Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Iceland. It is one of the oldest Scandinavian holiday symbols, predating Christianity in the region. Let’s take a closer look at the Yule Goat, its origins, cultural significance, traditions, and modern-day representations. Origins of the Yule Goat The Yule Goat has its roots firmly planted in pagan traditions. Prior to the Christianisation of…

In ancient times, a dark, hairy, horned beast was said to show up at the door to beat children, and carry them off in his sharp claws. The Krampus could be heard in the night by the sound of his echoing cloven hooves and his rattling iron chains. The strangest part was that he was in league with Santa Claus.

Santa Claus, Father Christmas, St. Nick—no matter the name, everyone knows the story of this plump, jolly, bringer of gifts. Or do they?

On this feast of St. Nicholas, Father Steve highlights the saint as a defender of the Incarnation of God in Christ- a revelation that is commemorated in the Solemnity of Christmas and is the central truth of the Faith.

These incredibly creepy Santas don't care if you're naughty or nice.

St.Nicholas was born a Greek in Asia Minor during the third century in the Greek city of Patara which was a port on the Mediterranean Sea an...

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San Nicolas

St. Nicholas is the Patron Saint of Children. He gave his inherited wealth away helping the poor and sick. It is said that he saved 3 poor sisters from being sold into slavery by dropping a dowry down the chimney that fell into a stocking hanging to dry on the mantle.