To be glad you're alive

"To be glad you're alive. To be grateful that people are kind to you. To be able to see some of nature's great wonders. The budding of the flowers in the spring. The changing of the leaves in the autumn. To be able to appreciate beautiful music. And to be conscious of the beauty of tasting and feeling and hearing of only the things that are good for you.
To be aware of why you are here."
Father O' Malley from "The Bells of Saint Mary."

Only part of the movie takes place at Christmas, but its a crucial part. And the spirit of Christmas permeates the whole movie. And the kindergartener's nativity play is priceless.