Christmas is not the most important feast on the Church calendar. Of course, it�s a joyful time, but were it not for the largely-commercial-driven �holiday spirit,� the feast of the Nativity of the Lord might not be noticed by most people in our society today. Far more important, according to Catholic theology, is the Feast of the Resurrection, commonly known as Easter. It has been called the 'Feast of Feasts,' because Christ's self-sacrifice on the Cross has won salvation for fallen man. It is the reason why we celebrate Christmas: Christ was born in order to suffer, die for our sins and rise from the dead.aleteia.org/2019/08/05/10-facts-about-catholicism-that-might-surprise-you/
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