December 24

2014
- 2013's Blood and Smoke: The Strix Chronicle and its associated products are rereleased with the Vampire: The Requiem Second Edition branding.

1188
- Beginning of the "festival" of midnight mass at Villars Abbey in Belgium, the brainchild of the Toreador coterie which oversaw the construction of the Abbey. At the conclusion of the worship, the doors to the church are barred, and a great orgy of blood commences, lasting into wee hours.^[1]

1994
- Jonathan Lewis writes of his introduction to the Arcanum's Foundation House in London and his Initiation.^[2]

1997
- Lambach Ruthven writes a letter to his beloved, though deceased, Klara. Remiscing about the Sabbat, Lambach states that he is a coward, a weakling, a lord of the Sabbat and - most importantly - a good lad. He remembers how the local Zantosa Elder revealed the existence of something beneath New York and decides to lose himself by feeding on the blood of addicts.^[3]

2003
- Members of a self-professed vampire gang known as the Sabbat demonstrated the supernatural powers at their command last night. Before an assembled crowd at a political rally, the Sabbat vampires proclaimed their superiority over the "kine," and chaos ensued as the vampires attempted to feed on human blood. Those present reported manifest "tentacles of darkness," the vampires moving at superhuman speed and exhibitions of superhuman strength, such as tearing a fire hydrant from its moorings and flipping a police cruiser. Whether this was an elaborate prank or not remains to be seen.^[4]

2011
- The date predicted by Chorister Maria Anna Vasquez as the Reconciliation.^[5]

2007
- Elites Finn and Dog leave 26 dead on a Caribbean cruise ship, including novas Brother Rap and Sister Soul, who were found to be supplying the Nation of Islam with weapons and money.^[6]

^ The Celestial Chorus Tradition Book claims that Maria Vasquez predicted the Reconciliation for this date, partially because it's the end of the current cycle of creation in the Mayan calendar. In actuality, the end of the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar, which the Mayan culture used, will reach the end of the current cycle on December 12, 2012. One can imagine either Vasquez herself was wrong, or her followers were.

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