Christams blog, debt 2: rendering of the article #2 (finall debt)

The article, published on 26^th December, 2012 in “The Daily Mail” is in favor of Christmas celebrations have kicked off around the world as the clock striking midnight. It carries a lot of comment on that at the Vatican Pope Benedict XVI held his annual Christmas night holy mass at St Peter's Basilica to mark the nativity of Jesus Christ. By the way, in Florida, around 150 surfing Santas, elves, snowmen and other Christmas characters took to the water in Cocoa Beach.

Speaking of the celebration it is necessary to note that in the West Bank town of Bethlehem celebrations were held at Manger Square the site revered as the birthplace of Jesus. Analyzing the situation it is interesting to point out that in Chile, fishermen organized a Santa Claus boat trip as people waited on the shore to receive their Christmas presents and well-wishes. There is every reason to believe that in Baghdad, Iraq, behind blast walls and with police nearby, 200 worshipers attended Christmas mass at the city's Our Lady of Salvation Church.

It’s an open secret that in Christians in China attend church masses as they prepare to celebrate the religious holiday to commemorate the birth of Christ.

In this connection it is worth while mentioning that weather people find room in their hectic, technology-driven lives for children, the poor and God? It is very likely that the pontiff also prayed that Israelis and Palestinians live in peace and freedom, and asked the faithful to pray for strife-torn Syria as well as Lebanon and Iraq.

There is a lot of comment on the fact that as midnight neared, church bells tolled throughout Rome, Christians from the world over packed Manger Square in Bethlehem to celebrate the birth of Jesus in the ancient West Bank town where he was born.

There is no mention about the author opinion, but it would be wrong to assume that Christmas is not only the religious holiday, but the day when all of us may think about their lives, mistakes and achievements to make ourselves better, that the year before.