Swaddling Cloths and a Manger on the Road - Christmas Night, Year B

Swaddling cloths and a manger on the road: Luke's account of a birth of Jesus, as with the appearance of John the Baptist, is fixed in a given time and place. But it is surrounded by the symbols of swaddling cloths, only used for a king, a manger, from which Israel should be nourished, recognition by the simplest of people, the Shepherds, and the heavenly proclamation of God's glory. Jesus is born on a journey, for a journey.

Presented by world-renowned biblical scholar Rev. Professor Francis J. Moloney SDB AM, Audio Divina, is a Lectio-Divina styled reflection on the gospel for Christmas Eve, Year B

Gospel Reading: Luke 2:1-14

This week’s readers are Miranda and Luc

Narrated by Michael Gartland

Produced by Michael Gartland and Ashley Trethowan

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