by Merry Stahel
This Nativity is made of real silver filigree. I bought it when we lived in the Philippines, and was told it was made by the nuns at the Convent Of St. Joseph in the Philippines. It is about 45 years old and is displayed in my bookcase year around.
The song is Oh, Come All Ye Faithful – sung by the nuns at the Convent of Benedictines Of Mary, Queen Of The Apostles in Gower, Missouri.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ieGP6–BRo
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