May God's blessings shower down upon you during all twelve days of the celebration of Our Lord's nativity.
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Thank you very much, and a blessed Christmas to you and your loved ones. How good God is to give us twelve days to celebrate the wonder of Our Savior's birth! Pax tecum.
Merry Christmas to you and a little advice. :)
And a very merry to you, as well!
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