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A Saint to Look Up

St Joseph - foster father of Jesus
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Sundays of Easter Season Mother's Day Ascension of the Lord Memorial Day Pentecost
Easter Season

The Easter Season starts on Easter and ends at Pentecost. It's a time to celebrate our faith and all god has done for us. Now is the time to put out those Easter decorations, eggs, colorful flowers. Rejoice.
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Catholic Heritage Curriculum, Seton Homeschool, Memoria Press, Charlotte Mason, A Latin Centered Curriculum, Classical Education, with some Unschooling fun
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Starting a New Tradition this May

Continue with some of those good habits you started during Lent. Pray daily. Give of your time for others. Donate a little more.
Share our blessings

We are all blessed with so much. Take time this Easter season to share some of your blessings with others.
Add a Prayer to your Family’s Day: Angelus at noon

The Angelus is a set of prayers in honor of the Incarnation. See a recent post for further description.
Holy Father’s Intentions for May 2009

The Pope's general prayer intention for May is: "That the laity and the Christian communities may be responsible promoters of priestly and religious vocations." His missionary intention is: "That the recently founded Catholic churches, grateful to the Lord for the gift of faith, may be ready to share in the universal mission of the church, offering their availability to preach the gospel throughout the world."
Books I’m Currently Reading

2009 A Book of Grace-Filled Days; Catechist magazine; Jesus in the New Testament by Faith First; My Daily Catholic Bible - I'm into my 4th year of a 1 year Bible

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22 Feb

What do you do for Lent?

As we approach the Season of Lent I am trying to find ways to make it more meaningful for my family. It seems we have all these things reminding us of the Christmas Season. We also seem to have so many traditions linked with Christmas. Easter is much more important. I am going to try [...]

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30 Jan

First Reconciliation

My youngest son will celebrate his First Reconciliation this evening. Celebrate my seem like the wrong word when I think about the fact that we share our sins with the priest and God. But celebrate is the word to use. I like this definition from the Faith and Life Series by Ignatius Press: “The act [...]

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A Saint to Look Up

Special Days in May

Easter Season

Homeschool Favorites

Archives

Categories

Starting a New Tradition this May

Share our blessings

Add a Prayer to your Family’s Day: Angelus at noon

Holy Father’s Intentions for May 2009

Books I’m Currently Reading

Archive for the 'sacraments' Category

What do you do for Lent?

First Reconciliation