So if you have some last minute Christmas shopping to do, you might want to check out the

Wise Men who found Christmas, a children's book about the Wise Men who came to visit Jesus.

It's by Raymond DeRoyle. You've probably seen Raymond on Fox News talking to Laura Ingram.

He's a New York Times best selling author and award-winning international broadcaster,

host and managing editor of the world over live on EWTN Excellent Channel. Raymond is great

to talk to you. How you doing? Andrew, a pleasure to be with you. Mary Christmas. Thank you for

having me. Oh, it's a pleasure. Mary Christmas to you as well. This is a really interesting book,

The Wise Men who found Christmas, especially because when I go into bookstores and look at the

children's section, mostly they have a very, very left-wing tilt. And this is not a right-wing,

it's not a political book, but it's a very religious book. Did you write this with a purpose?

I mean, when you sit down to write this, we were just telling a story or did you have a purpose in mind?

Well, Andrew, my first purpose always is to entertain my readers. And, though I know it is

children's literature, I think of this as a family read. And the reason we decided to make it a

picture book is because these wise men, we encounter them and have encountered them,

firstly as children and in a family. And I thought, I wanted to write a fun story about the

wise men sort of telling a fable that perhaps had fallen out of favor or been forgotten. So I went

looking and what I discovered is everything we think we know about these wise men turns out to be

legendary. I mean, you know the song, We Three Kings of Oriental are, well, they weren't. They

weren't free. They weren't kings and they weren't from the far east. They were from the east,

though, the immediate east of Judea, which would be modern day Petra, the kingdom of Navatia. So

once I established that, and this is first century sources, Clement of Rome, Justin Martyr,

they all say the wise men came from Arabia. So once you figure that out, you dig into where were

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