Christmas; the birthday of Jesus Christ

Christmas Day or the Christmas season; the Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus on December 25th

Santa Claus; Father Christmas. A figure in Western legend who delivers gifts to children on Christmas Eve.

The Christian scriptures, consisting of the Old Testament and the New Testament

holy; divine; extremely dignified and solemn such that it must not be violated or treated with disrespect

The capital of Chile, or any of various cities and regions named Santiago or San Diego (e.g. in the USA, Spain, Cuba, etc.)

The Virgin Mary or Madonna, the mother of Jesus in Christianity.

a person of high moral character and great wisdom, such as Confucius

Evergreen tree used as a decoration during Christmas, traditionally decorated with lights, ornaments, and gifts

A place considered holy by a religion, often associated with a founder's life or a major religious event; a shrine or the Holy Land.

the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost; in Christian belief, the third person of the Trinity

A disciple of a sage or a follower of a sage's teachings

divine and unsullied; sacred and pure

temple; a holy place or palace for religious worship

the Holy Father or God the Father in the Christian Trinity

sacred fire; specifically refers to the Olympic flame or torches used at other major sporting events

to travel to a religious sanctuary or sacred site for worship (often used in Buddhist, Islamic, or Tibetan contexts)

Jesus Christ; God the Son in the Christian Trinity

Water blessed by clergy (especially in the Catholic Church) for use in religious ceremonies

St. Louis, a large city in the state of Missouri in the United States

Saint Petersburg, a major port city and former capital of Russia.

the eve of All Saints' Day, celebrated on October 31st

An official decree or command issued by an emperor in ancient China.

the capital city of Minnesota, USA, located on the Mississippi River

An honorific title used by ministers or courtiers to address or refer to the reigning emperor in ancient China

A card sent to family and friends to celebrate Christmas.

The religious ritual of Holy Communion or the Eucharist; using bread and wine to represent the body and blood of Jesus to commemorate his sacrifice for humanity.

a sage; a person of exceptional virtue and wisdom; often refers specifically to holy men or virtuous rulers

San Juan, the capital city of Puerto Rico

holy city; a city considered sacred by a religion

Christian saint and martyr (died c. 303 AD), often depicted as a dragon-slayer

San Antonio, Texas

the Blessed Sacrament; the communion wafer in a Christian mass

Saint Peter, also known as Simon Peter, one of the Twelve Apostles in Christian tradition

A city in the United States, located in eastern Missouri on the Mississippi River.

A person with extremely high skill or attainment in a particular field, such as a virtuoso, a divine physician, or a grandmaster of games like Go.

The highest quality or most effective item of its kind, such as a masterpiece of art or a premium health product

possessing keen intelligence and excellent judgment; used in ancient times to praise an emperor

sacred and inviolable; holy and not to be infringed upon

Saint John (religious figure or place name)

Writer, editor, and educator (1894–1988), particularly known for his children's literature and his role in modernizing Chinese education.

A respectful title for a player of peerless skill in board games, most commonly referring to a grand master of [[围棋|圍棋|wei2 qi2]].

The Islamic Jihad movement, specifically referring to the Palestinian militant organization

song used by religious believers to praise a deity

San Jose, a city in California, or other locations with the same name

a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons

ice cream dish typically topped with syrup, fruit, nuts, or whipped cream; loanword from English "sundae"

holy war; jihad; a war fought for religious reasons or under a sacred banner