The annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ

Christmas Day or the holiday season commemorating the birth of Jesus

a legendary figure who brings gifts to children at Christmas, derived from Saint Nicholas

the holy scriptures of Christianity and Judaism

deserving of extreme respect or veneration; inviolable and solemn

capital of Chile

the Virgin Mary

A person of great wisdom and virtue, specifically referring to Confucius in a Chinese context.

a place or center of historic interest or significant cultural/political activity

The third person of the Trinity in Christian theology, often referred to as the Holy Ghost.

pure and holy

the first person of the Trinity in Christian theology, also known as the Holy Father

sacred fire; (especially) the Olympic flame

to make a pilgrimage

The second person of the Trinity in Christianity, referring to Jesus Christ.

St. Louis, a major city in eastern Missouri

Saint Petersburg (city in Russia)

a sacred altar or raised platform used in religious ceremonies; a holy sanctuary or shrine where worship or rites are performed.

All Saints (Christian festival)

imperial edict

The largest city in Brazil and the capital of the state of São Paulo.

courtier's or minister's form of address for the current Emperor

Holy Communion; Eucharist

a title used to refer to a highly respected Buddhist teacher or lama

San Juan, capital of Puerto Rico

Holy City

San Antonio, Texas

the physical body or health of the emperor

a highly skilled practitioner or expert in a specific field

wise and sagacious, specifically used as a respectful or flattering attribute for a monarch or their decisions

secure from violation or infringement, especially regarding laws, rights, or sovereignty

Ye Shengtao (1894-1988), writer and editor, known especially for children's books

Islamic Jihad (Palestinian militant organization)

A 4th-century Christian bishop of Myra, widely venerated as a saint and the inspiration for Santa Claus.

A war fought for religious reasons or sanctioned by a divine power, including jihad.

(loanword) sundae

image or portrait of Confucius (archaic)