The Season of Advent

Hello and welcome! I'm Ashley, and my mission is to guide you in celebrating the rich tapestry of the liturgical year in your own home. Whether you're new to liturgical living or seeking to deepen your existing practices, you've come to the right place. Here, you'll find a treasure trove of devotions, traditions, and activities designed to enrich your faith and family life. From the history and meaning of feast days to delicious recipes and crafts for the whole family, I'm excited to share this fulfilling journey with you!

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UPCOMING FEAST!
The Feast of St. Thomas
December 21st

On the Feast of St. Thomas, we celebrate a faithful follower of Jesus who was known as "Doubting Thomas" and who evangelized India.

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