Merry Christmas Author: The Most Reverend Edgar M. da Cunha, S.D.V., D.D. Bishop's Blog 25 Dec 2019 Share Christmas Wishes The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption, Fall River My Dear Friends,Right in the midst of these dark and cold days of the season is when we celebrate the coming of Jesus. Jesus comes to each one of us in the midst of this time of difficulties and challenges, but we also know that His coming is to bring us joy, hope, and peace. Bishop’s Christmas video My wish to each one of you is that this Christmas will touch our hearts and will open the door of our hearts in welcome. So that Jesus can come in and give us this warmth — the light, the hope, and the peace that we all desire. And to you and to your family go my best wishes, my hope for a peaceful Christmas and a healthy and happy new year. A Christmas Message As I mentioned in last week’s blog, preparing a Christmas message to share with Diocese of Fall River, is one of my favorite traditions. In case you have not had an opportunity to read it yet, it can be read on in the Anchor newspaper, your church bulletin, or on the Fall River Diocese website. Merry Christmas! Feliz Natal! Feliz Navidad! Joyeux Noel! God bless all of you, Bishop Edgar da Cunha The Most Reverend Edgar M. da Cunha, S.D.V., D.D. The Bishop of Fall River Categories In the News Press Releases and Statements Messages from The Bishop Bishop's Blog Success Stories Photo Gallery Videos Uncategorized Related Posts Bishop's Blog 23 Dec 2020 Welcoming Christmas My first Christmas in the United States came in 1978, and it had a very different feeling to the ones I celebrated in Brazil. I had only arrived in … Read More Bishop's Blog 18 Dec 2019 Approaching Christmas Christmas is Nearly Here With only a week until we celebrate the joyous occasion of our Lord’s birth, I am sure you are all very busy with your preparations. Please … Read More Bishop's Blog 21 Dec 2022 Christmas 2022 Bishop’s Christmas Message Dear Friends in Christ, In the Gospel account by Luke, an angel appears to the shepherds to announce the birth of Christ, saying: “Glory to God in … Read More