“Oh Come, All Ye Faithful” is clearly an imposter, a sonic Scrooge in a stringy bit of tinsel and a too-small paper crown – the worst carol of Christmas. Hear me out.

It’s the guaranteed barnstormer with which all Christmas carol services should end – but what are the lyrics to ‘O Come All Ye Faithful’, and who composed the hymn? Printed in 1751, the text was ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A moment in “O Come, All Ye Faithful” is so popular, it’s printed on T-shirts. But it’s also symbolic, and important to music history. By ...

This holiday season we bring you, "O Come, All Ye Faithful." Heading into Christmas weekend, we close the week with a NewsHour tradition. Each year, ...

Hiss Golden Messenger's new holiday album, O Come All Ye Faithful, isn't depressing, but it does acknowledge that this time of year isn't all jingle bells, snowmen and flying reindeer.

The popular carol O Come All Ye Faithful was a coded rallying call for Catholic supporters of Bonnie Prince Charlie, an academic has claimed. By Daily Telegraph Reporter 17 December 2008 • 6:34pm .