Children Across the World sing ‘May the Christ Light’

Posted by Ava Culver

September 21, 2023

Experience the unity of voices from across the globe as children in communities served by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth come together to sing ‘May the Christ Light.’ This heartwarming video showcases young talents from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and faiths, all united by the transformative power of music and compassion. As these children lend their voices to a message of love and hope, we’re reminded that no matter where we come from, we share the same light that guides us toward a more loving and peaceful world.

15 Comments

  1. Eugenie Coakley scna

    Well, those beautiful children singing made me cry happy tears. Thank you for creating and posting this video!

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  2. Elizabeth Field, SCNA

    Love it! Amen to all others have said!

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  3. Carolyn Smeltzer

    this is the most beautiful meaningful video I have ever seen. I am on some boards and want to use it as a reflection…knowing we are only a small piece of what the Sisters are doing around the world and in America

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  4. Maggie Vargas

    We are all connected no matter what corner of the world we are!!! God is good and wonderful to us!!!

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  5. Sarah M Legett

    Thank you to all who were part of imagining, creating and sharing this exquisite video. May its prayer become the truth of our world.

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  6. Terry Starr

    Thank you! What a blessing. . . .

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  7. Sr. Luke

    Absolutely inspiring!
    Thank you!

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  8. Martha Walsh SCN

    So sincere. I didn’t want it to end. Would love to foreward blessings.Sending it to all whom I know. Thankyou

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  9. Martha Walsh SCN

    So sincere. I didn’t want it to end. Would love to forewardand blessings. it to all whom I know. Thankyou

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  10. Kitty W.

    Really Cool!

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  11. Mary Braley

    The voices of children across the globe proclaim the message in a very inspiring way!
    Thank you.

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  12. Ann Palatty

    Superb. Christ light has no colour, race , religion or nationality . It spreads universal light and peace.

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  13. Lakme Kodros

    Absolutely beautiful! We should sing it this weekend!

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  14. Marie Underwood

    I enjoyed listening to the expression of faith. Beautiful

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  15. Anima

    Beautiful.

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