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Faithful gather in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican after the unveiling of the Nativity scene. Pope Benedict XVI is ushering in Christmas with an evening Mass amid heightened security concerns. (Photo by Andrew Medichini / AP)

Christmas lights: displays go higher

Thanks to YouTube, people don‘t have to drive to see a light show such as the one at the Larson home in Elburn, Ill., which uses advanced floodlight technology.

Christian Science Monitor

‘Christmas Lights Gone Wild’

YouTube

Christmas around the world

MSNBC

Jimmy Stewart museum needs a bailout

For many, the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life” is a holiday staple. Life isn’t so wonderful these days at the Jimmy Stewart Museum, where, just like Bailey Building and Loan, it is trying to stay afloat.

NPR

Christmas services begin amid fears

Pope Benedict XVI ushered in Christmas Eve at an evening Mass amid heightened security concerns following the package bombings at two Rome embassies.

Star Tribune

Speech:

Pope’s homily for Christmas Eve Mass

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Pope celebrates Christmas Eve Mass

BBC

Storm brings rare snow to Southeast, flights canceled

A Christmas Eve snow storm that blanketed parts of the Midwest was expected to bring rare Christmas Day snowfall to parts of the Southeast, prompting flight cancellations and delays.

Baltimore Sun

Map:

White Christmas

The Weather Channel

No matter where he goes, Obama lives in ‘the bubble’

When he stepped off of Air Force One in beautiful Hawaii to begin his annual Christmas vacation, President Barack Obama managed to escape Washington, but not “the bubble.”

McClatchy Newspapers

Obama plans for restful Hawaiian retreat

Baltimore Sun

The World in Photos .........................................................................
An elevated view of Crested Butte, Colo., with several feet of snow is seen. (Photo by Nathan Bilow / AP)	A tricolored heron dives for a quick meal on the Gulf Coast in Grand Isle, La. (Photo by Sean Gardner / AP)	Japanese dancer Masako Ono performs “Odissi” dance during a fair in Allahabad, India. (Photo by Rajesh Kumar Singh / AP)