Rare planetary alignment to make "Christmas star" this December aleteia.org
The last time a sight such as this occurred was in 1226, and the next sighting will be around 2080.
For the first time since the Middle Ages, a rare astronomical alignment will create an uncommonly brilliant light in the sky. It is being compared to the Star of Bethlehem which guided the Magi to the newborn Jesus.
The phenomenon will take place on December 21, the winter solstice, when Jupiter and Saturn draw close together to create a unique spectacle in the sky…
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