I Saw Three Songs for Christmas Day

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One Blessed Night - Andre T. Miller

I first stumbled upon this watching Raymond Arroyo’s The World Over Christmas special two years ago. Since then, this song’s been a blessed addition to any night of the Christmas season.



Angels We have Heard on High – Andrea Bocelli

The best voice in the world singing possibly the best Christmas song. Add in a splendid choir and orchestra and you have a song for the ages.



I Saw Three Ships – Mormon Tabernacle Choir

Oh those Mormons, showing us up again. And to think, they also get their own planet when they die!


Bonus…
A MUST Christmas Album comes from the Dominican Friars: Christ was Born to Save
Here is: Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming. Get your tissues ready.
(To see what they look like, click HERE).

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