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Vote for the Best Religious Christmas Carol

Yes, you've got your favorites. Sing 'em out loud, and vote for them here in Patch's Best and Worst Christmas Carol contest.

 

Are all those cutesy carols and pop-rock treatments getting on your nerves?

Maybe you prefer REAL Christmas carols--like, say, Silent Night, penned in 1818 in Austria by Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber, which has persisted all these years because it so elegantly conjures a Christmas mood. 

Or maybe you like the exuberance of Joy to the World, or the inspiring O Holy Night, or the lullaby innocence of Away in a Manger. 

Vote below in Patch's Best and Worst Christmas Carol contest. The deadline is Dec. 21 at noon Central time. We'll announce the winners soon after. 

Vote in all the other categories, too, and follow their progress. 

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  • What is the Best Religious Christmas Carol?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • O Come, All Ye Faithful
        3 (9%)
    • Away in a Manger
        2 (6%)
    • Hark the Herald Angels Sing
        2 (6%)
    • Joy to the World
        3 (9%)
    • O Holy Night
        5 (16%)
    • Angels We Have Heard On High
        2 (6%)
    • Silent Night
        7 (22%)
    • Oh Little Town of Bethlehem
        0 (0%)
    • We Three Kings of Orient Are
        1 (3%)
    • The First Noel
        1 (3%)
    • Go Tell it on the Mountain
        4 (12%)
    • God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
        1 (3%)
    Total votes: 31
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Christmas, Christmas carol, and Christmas songs

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