Hello dear friends
as you relax after all the
cooking and eating
talking and laughing
over Christmas...
I would love you to watch
this little video
performed by the children
of St Pauls Church
in Auckland, New Zealand
where I live.
enjoy!
Joyeux Noël
Shane ♥
That was wonderful...
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! I like that little boy who always says they won't be expecting that! :) Best wishes to you, Tammy
ReplyDeleteThe nicest telling of the story I've ever seen Shane. Talented little actors and sweet costumes. Thanks for sharing the video.
ReplyDeleteJudith
Dearest Shane,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely play and they got already 146,149 views! So naturally and so well played.
Is Saint Paul's an Episcopal Church?
That is what we are going to here in Dublin. We love the more traditional organ music and the Catholic Church mainly uses guitar music... Not quite what we want.
Hugs to you and enjoy those special days. Are you celebrating also 2nd Christmas Day?
Mariette
Delightful!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delightful! Credit must go to all concerned in this film, particularly the script writer. A wonderful interpretation of a story that has been retold many times.
ReplyDeleteThank you SOOOO much Shane I hadn't caught up with this new video. I utterly adore it!!! Much love & a big hug Catherine x0x0x0
ReplyDeleteOh! How very sweet!!
ReplyDeleteHello Dear Shane
ReplyDeleteHope you had a really relaxing Christmas Day! That little video is just priceless and precious! and just a little bit "quirky" which makes it so very special.
The story telling is amazing by those dear little kids with so much expression and enthusiasm.
I just loved it!
Love and hugs to you too,
Suzy
Dearest Shane,
ReplyDeleteJust in reply to your comment; we don't live in Dublin, Ireland but in Dublin, Georgia of the USA. We are in the Southeast... Even though they claim here St. Patrick's Festival for being Irish but there are hardly Irish descendants living here.
Our Midnight Mass was great. So you are singing in the choir than; wonderful! My Dad will be honored in January for being a men's choir member for 75 years. He is only honorary member for the last years as he cannot do the rehearsals standing up, like he used to. But it is an honor! Dad still sings, in the elderly choir now. He started at the age of 17...
Hugs to you sweet friend.
Mariette
Dear Shane,
ReplyDeleteit is gorgeous, and so wonderful, how sweet they perform and learned their lines, so precious!
I hope your holydayes were wonderful, and happy,-mine were :-)
Hugs,Dorthe
Wonderful Shane! I hope you had a great Christmas and wish you all the best in 2013.
ReplyDeleteDear Shane, absolutelly lovely, lovely, lovely!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this and bring to all of us joy and peace! You're a kind soul. Hope, dear, you and all of yours have had a marvelous and so blessed Christmas time! Lots of kisses, Marie
ReplyDeleteOh! This is adorable -- I loved "Time for us to step in!" and "Looking out over heaven's balcony!" This is really a gem -- thank you, thank you for posting!
ReplyDeleteHappy happy New Year Shane, all the best to you and yours! Hugs Mxx
ReplyDeleteHow precious. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBella is indeed " beautiful" . She is from a shelter and was adopted about six years ago. She has added so much toour lives and we spoil her rotten.
Thanks for visiting.
Judy
Oh My Dear Shane ~ was a precious treasure this is in so many ways...I am sitting here in chilly Virginia shedding some happy tears first thing in the morning
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing even if I am a wee bit late in seeing it ... we traveled a bit and I got behind catching up with friends around Christmas
oxo sniff sniff
This is such a fun way to tell the Christmas Story. A friend from KeriKeri posted this on Facebook before Christmas and we showed this at our Christmas Eve service at church (in northern CA).
ReplyDeleteI am glad this video is getting lots of exposure. :)