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Tomeo: Broken bones turn into Christmas blessing

Husband’s accident forces columnist to practice what she preaches about Advent and Christmas. Subscription required

No, it isn't too late to make your Advent meaningful

By Sarah Hayes. Over the past few weeks, OSV Newsweekly has offered suggestions of ways to bring less stress and more meaning to Advent.

Balancing stress levels during the busy holiday season

By Lorene Hanley Duquin. Everyone knows that Advent, which begins Dec. 2, is supposed to be a holy time of watching, waiting and preparing for the coming of the Christ Child.