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Posted on 12/25/2008 9:18:26 AM PST by GonzoII
In his homily on Thursday, Chaldean Cardinal Emmanuel III Delly praised the establishment of Christmas as an official holiday as a step toward easing tensions. "I thank the government for giving chances to all to serve each other for the general benefit, and I thank it too for making this day an official holiday where we pray to God to make us trust each other as brothers," he said at the Christmas Mass before several dozen worshippers in the small chapel of a Baghdad monastery....A senior Shiite cleric, Ammar al-Hakim, attended the Mass flanked by bodyguards in a gesture of cooperation with Christians.
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all the Saddam look a-likes were hired to play Santa at the local out door markets around in Iraq.
Great news.
Thank You, God. May the light of Jesus Christ shine upon them.
God Bless our TROOPS and their C-in-C!!
But I thought there was no religious freedom in Muslim countries
Wait, did I see a Christmas tree and Mass in Islamabad last winter too?
Our military is awesome! God bless them all.
To our troops who follow the example of sacrifice, Blessed Christmas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StdeSKFJjVk
Merry Christmas to President Bush and all our troops.
Special news on Christmas Day for all of those who sacrificed so much to make this possible.
Love your tag line!
Yes and after Jan 20 God Protect our troops from their C-in-C.
Can we move to Iraq before Christmas is outlawed here?
Merry Christmas
How wonderful.
Merry Christmas"
LOL.
Merry Christmas
only in muslim countries where hundreds of thousands of American troops are present and thus the muslim’s fear of death is greater than their will to impose islam upon the infidels.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS