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ishop to_ Ext hristmas Greetings Over Station KFSD On Tuesday, Dec. 23, e.t 11 :00 a.m., the Most Reverend Bishop will deliver a Christmas mes- sage to the people of the entire community as well as to the wide area of the Diocese of San Diego, which extends over 34,- 000 square miles of Southern California. His Excellency's statement will be broadcast over Radio Station KFSD, with e, wave length of 600 kilocycles from the U.S. Grant Hotel. This year it will take the place of the us- ual Christmas message which ormerly appeared in Th µthern Cross.

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Our Infant King · - Ever and always the Christmas sea- son stirs tender emotions in our hearts. Just when the sun's rays are farthest from earth and we are encompassed by gloom and coldness, then the Son of Justice appears in our midst and we become normal, happy beings once more. It has been said that the hest way to renew the face of the earth is to extend the Christmas spirit; to keep the Christ Child with us throughout the entire year. This is just what the saints did. They lived in intimate commun- ion with the Saviour Hom the rising of the sun. to the going down of the same. His name was invoked not only during the Yuletide but c~nstantly, during the entire twelve months. let it be noted - were not gloomy, pessimistic individ- uals but buoyant, cheerful and light- hearted persons. We can, therefore, make this scarred old world a happier and more blessed place to Jive in by keeping closer and closer to Christ during 1942. Shall we? The decision rests entire- ly with each of us. And the saints -

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