Prayers for Day 7
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Here's what we're watching, but just because it's here, doesn't always mean it was good!
Pray for the canonization of JPII God our Father, you reward all who believe in you. May your servant, John Paul our Pope, vicar of Peter and Shepherd of your Church, who faithfully administered the mysteries of your forgiveness and love on earth, rejoice with you for ever in heaven. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen! |
Prayers for Day 6 Prayers for Day 2 Have you visited the Virtual St. Joseph Altar yet? From the Virtual St. Joseph Altar blog:
Back in the fall, Crozet made it onto the St. Louis Patriots Homeschool Baseball team. He is on the freshman team and the season is about to begin! We’ve had some indoor cage batting practices, and our opening showcase/picnic is just one week away. Bats, gloves, caps, cleats! Quite a different deal for this dance mom but I’ll get the hang of it! Play Ball!First The Pope App, now the Conclave App! Smart phones have never been so much fun. From Verbum:
I’m ready! How ’bout you?
Happy Saint David’s Day! My grandmother, who was half Welsh, half Greek always observed Saint David’s Day! Saint David (c. 500–589) is the patron saint of Wales, and in Welsh he is reffered to as Dewi Sant. The daffodil, the national flower of Wales, is traditionally worn on St. David’s Day. Another traditional emblem of Wales, often associated with St. David’s Day but not as aromatic, is the leek. From British Life and Culture: There are many explanations of how the leek came to be adopted as the national emblem of Wales. One is that St David advised the Welsh, on the eve of battle with the Saxons, to wear leeks in their caps to distinguish friend from foe. As Shakespeare records in Henry V, the Welsh archers wore leeks at the battle of Agincourt in 1415. Read more on St. David at The Last Welsh Martyr. Prayer for St. David’s Day Straight from the Vatican:
This free app is available for iPhone and Android. I’ve got mine! The Virtual St. Joseph Altar BLOG is holding its 4th St. Joseph Altar Blog Fest!
 March is the Month of St. Joseph and what better way to give him honor than with your very own St. Joseph Altar. Sounds intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. There are certain guidelines that will help you get started, but remember, it’s your Altar and it should reflect you and your family. Our first home Altar was very simple: a cake, some cookies, and coloring pages by the kids! It’s a family affair, so be sure to get everyone involved.
The Feast Day will be here before you know it, so start planning! A bit of history will help you begin your planning, and here are some altar photos for inspiration. For some real inspiration, be sure to check out the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Annual St. Joseph Altar blog fests! To join in the celebration, simply make a blog post about your Altar. Include whatever details you like and of course, some pics. When you are done, link it here. Linking will begin on March 19 and continue till the end of the month. Simple or extravagant, we want to see it! So come back on, or soon after, March 19 to link your Altar post. In the meantime, head to the Virtual St. Joseph Altar for all the info you need to get started planning your Altar. Grab the button above for your blog, link it back to 4th St. Joseph Altar Blog Fest, and be sure to spread the word! My very own Irving Berlin song! Thanks, Bob!
Put It on the List By F.R. Duplantier Have you seen the work I do Bath soap and talcum powder, If we need more peanut butter, No, I didn’t buy Mustard’s gone You can grin Pepper jack If you’d write
Prayers For Benedict XVI–A Spiritual Bouquet is a web blog set up to create a spiritual bouquet for Pope Benedict XVI. Please spread the word. What a great idea! The plan is to have the spiritual bouquet personally presented to him on Feb. 28 before he leaves the Chair of St. Peter vacant.
The 2013 Virtual St. Joseph Altar opens Tuesday and will remain open through the March 19 Feast of St. Joseph. The Virtual St. Joseph Altar is my online version of the traditional Sicilian St. Joseph Altars of New Orleans. The first Virtual St. Joseph Altar went online in February of 1999. Visit the Altar and make your virtual offerings, Request prayers for prayers for deceased loved ones. Or make general prayer requests. There’s lot of other things to keep you busy: prayers, history, recipes, photos, links, and more. Don’t miss the mini 3d Virtual St. Joseph’s Altar craft. Because of the continued prayers and support of so many, the Virtual St. Joseph Altar gets bigger and better each year! I welcome the many faithful visitors who have been coming to the Virtual St. Joseph Altar since its very beginnings, and a warm welcome to those who are new to the Altar. Thank you all for helping to spread devotion to St. Joseph. Viva San Guiseppe! |
May: Blessed Mother Welcome to ThankEvann's Homeschool Goodies! Although this site does contain links to secular sites, it is my goal to provide homeschool information that is faithful to our Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI and his successors, to all bishops in union with him, and to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. My Kids Fr. Michael J. McGivney
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