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2. – A word meaning "listen," famously used in the carol "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing."
4. – Great respect or reverence, especially for saints or holy figures.
8. – The small town where Jesus was born, fulfilling a biblical prophecy.
9. – A simple story used by Jesus to teach a moral or spiritual lesson.
10. – A feeling of great joy and celebration, often expressed during Christmas.
11. – The worldwide body of Christians or the Christian world.
14. – To honor or praise, especially in worship of God.
16. – Deliverance from sin and its consequences, offered through Jesus Christ.
18. – A cross with the figure of Jesus on it, representing his sacrifice.
20. – A title for Jesus, emphasizing his role in saving humanity from sin.
22. – A fragrant substance burned in religious ceremonies as an offering to God.
23. – A prediction made under divine inspiration, often pointing to the coming of Christ.
24. – The hymn of praise sung by Mary in response to the Annunciation.

1. – A person who tends sheep, symbolically used for Jesus as the "Good Shepherd."
3. – The angel Gabriel’s announcement to Mary that she would give birth to Jesus.
5. – A short sermon or reflection often given during Christmas Mass or service.
6. – To feel or express great joy, especially in worship or celebration of Jesus’ birth.
7. – A sacred space or place of worship, such as a church.
11. – A cup used during the Eucharist in Christian worship.
12. – A person who suffers or is killed for their faith or beliefs.
13. – The celestial object that guided the Magi to the birthplace of Jesus.
15. – Relating to the Messiah or the belief in a savior sent by God.
17. – A French word for Christmas, often used in songs and greetings.
19. – A sacred agreement between God and His people, central to biblical teachings.
21. – A Christian feast day celebrating the revelation of Christ to the Gentiles through the Magi.