Saturday 24 December 2011

Christmas Holiday



Of the films of Deanna Durbin, this is not the most tasteful, even if you look hard for the moral thread. However, the scenes from Midnight Mass for Christmas at the very beginning of this clip are worth showing.

Happy Christmas!

13 comments:

Justine said...

And many happy returns of the season! I wish all the readers and especially all the blog contributors who have brought me so much information and pleasure over the past year all the compliments of the season!

Plunkett said...

A very lovely way to mark Christmas. I love Dianna Durbin. Happy Christmas to all!

Ollie said...

Good find. I never saw this before. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Ronni Lane said...

I think you're a bit harsh on DD. Films can't be homeletic forms. There is a morality tale within the movie and religious things are treated respectfully. That is as much as can be expected in my view. A blessed Christmas to all. Thank you for showing the Urbi et Orbi again this year.

Zara Folch said...

May you receive all the delights of Christmas as much as you delight us your readers with your completely delight-ful blog. Zara

Andrew L said...

Christmas greetings to readers and bloggers alike!

Arthur said...

A happy and holy Christmas to one and all!

Phographic Mementos said...

Thanks to all for the great work over the year and christmas greetings. Thanks for giving us the Pope's blessing for christmas and all the rest of the content.

Philly said...

I would like to add my Christmas and New Year wishes. I haven't always agreed with your postings but I have always appreciated your efforts for the Catholic faith. I like the calendar. Very colourful. Nice that it's free. I also like the scapular to st.joseph.

Ergonomics said...

I don't agree with the term Xmas but I wish you all a happy XPmas!

Cousin Vinnie said...

I love Deanna D. One of those great stars who were also great people. Happy Christmas to everyone reading this especially Convenor!

Random Thinker said...

This is a really touching scene and it reminds me of the way that the old latin Mass was a very natural and emotional experience.

Bizzy Izzy said...

Very interesting clip. I'm going to look for the whole film. There was something very sweet about the setting.