EU-kommisjonen har laget tre millioner årskalendere som inneholder hinduistiske, jødiske og muslimske høytider, men ingen kristne. Selv ikke på juleaften og 1. juledag står det noe annet enn fraser om å passe godt på hverandre.

Det passer med EU-kommisjonens julekort som mangler enhver henvisning til julen. Den antikristelige tendensen er gjennomgående og vekker reaksjoner.

More than 330,000 copies of the diaries, accompanied by 51 pages of glossy information about the EU, have been delivered to British schools as a «sought after» Christmas gift to pupils from the commission.
But Christians have been angered because the diary section for December 25 is blank and the bottom of the page with Christmas Day is marked only with the secular message: «A true friend is someone who shares your concerns and will double your joy».
While the euro calendar marks Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, Jewish and Chinese festivities as well as Europe Day and other key EU anniversaries, there are no Christian festivals marked, despite the fact Christianity is Europe’s majority religion.
Roman Catholic lobby groups and Christian Democrat MEPs have already complained to the commission about its Christmas card for this year which bears the words «Season’s Greetings» with no reference to Christianity.
Johanna Touzel, the spokesman for the Catholic Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Community, said the absence of Christian festivals as «just astonishing».

European Commission criticised for omitting Christmas on EU school diary
The European Commission has come under fire for producing more than three million copies of an EU diary for secondary schools which contains no reference to Christmas but includes Jewish, Hindu, Sikh and Muslim festivities.