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87. Ancient Mysteries and Christianity: Plato and Christianity 25 Jan 1902, Berlin

The Lord's Supper is not just a symbol and must not be just a symbol if we do not want to end up with something completely watered down. Christ has appeared today - Christmas. We must take this as an eternal truth, that what has happened once can happen again and again.
300c. Faculty Meetings with Rudolf Steiner II: Fifty-Second Meeting 25 Apr 1923, Stuttgart
Translated by Ruth Pusch, Gertrude Teutsch

Do not consider it an impossibility that we have to stop all art instruction at Christmas. Other people make fun of our things. A teacher asks about religious instruction for the twelfth grade.
233a. The Easter Festival in the Evolution of the Mysteries: Lecture I 19 Apr 1924, Dornach

If, therefore, as has been said on appropriate occasions, we as anthroposophists must cherish the Michael idea as a heralding thought, and must deepen our understanding of the Christmas idea, so too must our experience of the Easter idea be particularly festive. For it is anthroposophy's task to add to the thought of death that of resurrection, to become an inner celebration of the resurrection of the human soul, imbuing our philosophy with an Easter mood.
346. Lectures to Priests The Apocalypse: Lecture I 05 Sep 1924, Dornach
Translator Unknown

[ 7 ] This time, when you gather again in this place, bathed in the light and warmth that came to us from the spiritual world through the Christmas Conference, we will have important questions to address as a kind of spiritual counterweight to the earthly losses that were caused by the flames.
217a. Youth in an Age of Light 09 Jun 1924, Wrocław
Translator Unknown

And finally, when the anthroposophical movement was refounded at Christmas at the Goetheanum, this soon led to the institution of a youth section, which was to take care of the concerns that arise in the feelings of young people in a most sincere and genuine way.
68a. The Essence of Christianity: The Three Millenia Before and After Christ 23 Feb 1910, Cologne

It was not the case that people were banished to the innermost circle of earthly existence; they experienced the great world events. The sun has a different position around our Christmas time. The sun draws a certain part of its strength from earthly existence. What today's people feel only weakly when autumn comes and the vegetation fades, the melancholy of autumn, was intensified in those people to an immensely intense sensation, so that they experienced what the sun experienced, right down to the sun's lowest point.
210. Old and New Methods of Initiation: Lecture II 07 Jan 1922, Dornach
Translated by Johanna Collis

Today I shall add to what has been said over the past few days, both, before and after Christmas, about the Being of Christ. Our angle of approach to the question of Christ will be to relate it in a brief sketch chiefly to the world-wide social question.
300c. Faculty Meetings with Rudolf Steiner II: Fifty-Ninth Meeting 18 Sep 1923, Stuttgart
Translated by Ruth Pusch, Gertrude Teutsch

Miss MacMillan would like to come with some assistants at Christmas. I would ask that you treat her kindly. For some, she is one of the most important pedagogical reformers.
317. Curative Education: Lecture XII 07 Jul 1924, Dornach
Translated by Mary Adams

You can rest assured that the Anthroposophical Movement is ready to foster and encourage any plans with which it has expressed agreement—naturally through the channels that have been provided in accordance with the Christmas Foundation Meeting. And conversely you should keep constantly in mind that whatever you, as a limb or member of the movement, accomplish—you do it for the strengthening of the whole Anthroposophical Movement, for the enhancement of its work and influence in the world.
253. Community Life, Inner Development, Sexuality and the Spiritual Teacher: The Goesch-Sprengel Situation - Address II 22 Aug 1915, Dornach
Translated by Catherine E. Creeger

I will not read the whole letter, but only the part of it that seems to be at the root of this whole incident. This letter arrived on December 25, 1914—Christmas Day of last year. I will now read this very characteristic passage, which begins with a quotation from one of the mystery dramas: “ ’Seven years now have passed,’ Dr.
This was one of the secondary reasons why I and my loyal colleague, who had stood by me for so many years, were married last Christmas. I admit that we were not at all inclined to conceal the matter behind any occult cloak. First of all, as far as we were concerned, these personal things were nobody else's business.

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