Claus-mas

Clausmas English Proper noun Claus-mas en Clausmas. en 21 December 1990 Vicki L. Bryan Santa or Satan? w:Kingsport Times-News Southwest Virginia 74th year 355 Kingsport, Tenn. Kingsport Publishing Corp. 8A https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/594743898/ 3 32068716 Quick! When you hear the word “Christmas,” what first comes to mind? Did you think, “Santa Claus?” If you did, chances are strong that you don’t celebrate Christmas; you celebrate “Claus-mas.” The way you celebrate Christmas shows who or what you worship. Don’t have “Claus-mas”; have Christ-mas! Christmas is a celebration of Jesus’ birthday! en 13 December 1993 Robert P. Renaud Don’t let commercialism cloud Christmas w:The Berkshire Eagle 102 236 Pittsfield, Mass. Eagle Publishing Company 20 December 1993 A6 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/533880987/ 5 0895-8793 12737059 For those who don’t yet know the joyous message of Christmas, and whose holiday season is a dreary, lifeless ritual, I wish a Merry Claus-mas, and a prayer that they will soon discover true peace and rest in the loving, gentle, comforting embrace of Jesus, the “reason for the season.” en 23 December 1997 John R. Norwood Jr. Spiritual values: Celebrate Christmas, not Claus-mas The Times Trenton, N.J. A15 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/1198781244/ 6 8750-9083 11947025 The few presents they receive will be placed around that manger as a constant reminder of the greatest gift ever given—the reason we celebrate. Believers everywhere, I encourage you to celebrate Christmas and not Claus-mas. Perhaps if we do, those around us will experience the uncompromised joy, peace and hope that this season was meant to bring. en Clausmas