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Record-setting 43 state capitols to display nativity scenes this Christmas

Updated: December 22, 2022 at 6:57 pm EST  See Comments

Thu Dec 22, 2022 – 6:34 pm EST

CHICAGO (Thomas More Society) – Celebrations of the Savior’s birth are scheduled with 43 State Capitol Nativity Scenes across America this Christmas. The Thomas More Society and the American Nativity Scene are helping a growing number of private citizen groups across the nation to display Biblical manger scenes on government property this Christmas. State capitols in Alaska, New York, Utah, and Virginia are scheduled to feature the traditional display of the Holy Family with Baby Jesus in the manger for the first time this year.

Ed O’Malley, President of the American Nativity Scene, observed, “In 2022 we are pleased to announce that 43 State Capitol Nativity Scenes, the most to date, are scheduled to be erected at state capitols this Christmas season.”  

“The message of hope delivered by the Baby Jesus celebrates the joy of new life,” shared O’Malley. “This troubled world can benefit from more hope and more joy.”

The American Nativity Scene works closely with attorneys at the Thomas More Society to make sure that those desiring to sponsor a State Capitol Nativity Scene can do so, as allowed by law.

“Many erroneously assume that government

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