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Christopher Wells

Vatican Radio: Cantuar’s Christmas Greeting

Sunday, December 27, 2009 at 9:02 am

At the invitation of Vatican Radio, the Archbishop of Canterbury offers brief Christmas greetings.

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Each year at Christmas, Vatican Radio asks leaders of Christian Churches, ecclesial communities and charitable organizations to share their greetings and reflections on the significance of the season with listeners. The Archbishop of Canterbury's greeting is available in this Real Media audio file.

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