Mary Christmas all Brethren in Christ

[Daniel Marsh]

Mary Christmas all Brethren in Christ

 

[Hazelelponi]

Do you mean "Merry"?

If so, merry Christmas to you..

 

[nonaeroterraqueous]

Do you mean "Merry"?

If so, merry Christmas to you..

 

[Daniel Marsh]

Do you mean "Merry"?

If so, merry Christmas to you..

Without Mary Jesus would not have been born. Yes, I meant Mary.

 

[Daniel Marsh]

Does Christmas mean Christ Mass?
Most of us would assume it originates from the word Christ, as the whole idea of Christmas is to celebrate the birth of Jesus (no, it's not just about the presents). To a point that is the case - the word is a shortened form of "Christ's mass", or "Cristes Maesse" as it was first recorded in 1038.

Where did the term 'Christmas' come from, what does it mean ...
www.thesun.co.uk › fabulous › christmas-term-meaning-...

 

[Hazelelponi]

Without Mary Jesus would not have been born. Yes, I meant Mary.

Well that's just weird... that makes it into some form of statement rather than a wishing others well... a decidedly Catholic statement at that.

Hope you have a pleasant mass in honor of the human mother of the Christ then. Good day.

 

[nonaeroterraqueous]

Without Mary Jesus would not have been born. Yes, I meant Mary.

Then it would be more grammatically correct to call it Marian Christmas (though it would still be a fragment).

 

[Daniel Marsh]

Well that's just weird... that makes it into some form of statement rather than a wishing others well... a decidedly Catholic statement at that.

Hope you have a pleasant mass in honor of the human mother of the Christ then. Good day.

I am not a Catholic, just a Historical Christian.