Day 15 of Blogmas and I’m sharing a photo from last night’s Candlelit Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols for Christmas at St Katharine and St Peter’s Church. It is such a peaceful and beautiful service. I look forward to it every year. This year, the church is decorated with hanging stars, which have been made by people in the community. Last year, it was a Heavenly Host of Angels. These can be viewed at St David’s Cathedral this year, which I’m hoping to see.
I love singing Christmas carols. When I was younger, we’d sing them at bathtime, in the car, in the house and at school, of course. I remember one day when Mum, my sisters and I were singing them in the car, my Grampy, sitting in the front, said he loved listening to us sing, bless him.
I love this photo, as my mum and Great Gran both look so happy. We did have a lovely evening. It was an awful night weather-wise, very wet and windy, but still a really good turnout. The town band played a few lively numbers too, and we got to sing one of my favourite carols, In the Bleak Midwinter. I’m looking forward to the Crib Service on Christmas Eve.
What’s one of your favourite carols?
Read more: The Nutcracker Christmas Trail Milford Waterfront 2017
Rapunzel Pantomime at the Torch Theatre
5 Christmas Light Trails in Wales
Blogmas day 1- Glow at Carew Castle
Blogmas Day 2 – A Visit to Vincent Davies
Blogmas Day 3 – Appreciating the Moments of Calm
Blogmas Day 4 – Peter Pan Show at Pembrokeshire College
Blogmas day 5 – Tags on the Tree at Pembrokeshire College
Blogmas Day 6 – Santa by the Sea
Blogmas Day 7 – The Christmas Crib, Memorial Gardens
Blogmas Day 8 – Christmas Yarn Bomb at Milford Waterfront
Blogmas Day 9 – The Milford Haven Pensioners’ Christmas Lunch
Blogmas Day 10 – Santa’s Tour of Milford Haven
Blogmas Day 11 – Panto Time at the Torch Theatre
Blogmas Day 14 – Ice Skating at Milford Waterfront
