Crazy Things Only Catholic Kids Do
Ever been in one of these crazy situations? We get it—kids are crazy sometimes.
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Ever been in one of these crazy situations? We get it—kids are crazy sometimes.
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The third person of the holy trinity is the holy spirit. The holy spirit is a valuable aspect of our lives as it is how God speaks to us. We were baptized into the faith and then confirmed as Catholics. These two sacraments give us this great gift. Confirmation is the fullness of receiving the
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Kids, teens, and parents are raving about this podcast.
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EWTN Publishing has come out with a book Blue Collar Apologetics: How to Explain and Defend Catholic Teaching Using Common Sense, Simple Logic, and the Bible by John Martignoni. In this book, 30 common differences between Protestantism and Catholicism are answered using Scripture, the common ground between both groups. A full chapter is devoted to
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It’s winter and all things homey and cozy are close by as we snuggle up with our loved ones in comfortable throw blankets and pillows. What’s missing from this picture? A pot on the stove or a roast in the oven with smells and flavors mixing and wafting throughout our homes and out into the
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The Good Old Days Eight years ago, our two-church parish in Massachusetts had over 1,400 children enrolled in the Religious Education program (commonly called Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, CCD for short). The two biggest classes were sacramental years: second grade for First Holy Communion and tenth grade for Confirmation. Our Children’s Liturgy program had 20-30
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Many imagine joining the priesthood involves detaching oneself from society and entering a life of solitude and prayer. Monastic life might be similar, but not life at Saint John’s Seminary in Brighton, Massachusetts. According to its website, the Bostonian seminary currently houses 95 seminarians. Founded in 1884, the seminary has no trouble keeping up with
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The Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, rounds out the Christmas octave, and typically is a holy day of obligation. While it falls on a Monday this time around (January 1, 2024) and the Mass requirement is dispensed, here are six facts about why today is still a solemnity worth commemorating. 1. Shared Feasts This
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Do you know when salt becomes a sacramental?
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Do your kids know why we celebrate the Mass for Christmas?
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May we continue to grow closer to God and learn from the humble example of Mary to obey God in all things!
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The perfect costs nothing at all.
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Wonderful books as possible Advent/Christmas gifts.
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A profound take on the Incarnation from the Angelic Doctor.
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A time-honored advent devotional is renewed by Sophia Press.
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Ever seen some of these in person?
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For some, Down Syndrome is a frightening thought. It shouldn’t be.
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When children learn to love Mary, they learn to love and trust Christ even more.
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One of the most beautiful churches in all the world. Do you want to go?
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