The National Christmas Tree turns 100 this year. Here are five faith facts to know.
President Calvin Coolidge, center right, participates in the first National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony on the Ellipse on Dec. 24, 1923. Photo courtesy of LOC/Creative Commons
(RNS) — Though the tree has not been lit every single year across the century, it is the second-oldest White House tradition after the Easter egg roll.
