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Only one book review this week--Trauma Plan is a Christian romance.
My baby makes eight tomorrow and today was a very special day for her. I bought her one of those wreaths with veils attached like all the girls were wearing, but she doesn't like stuff in her hair and insisted on wearing my First Communion veil--until we got there at which time she decided she didn't want to wear anything. I convinced her to wear the veil for the photos and entrance procession but when she got up to lead the hand motions for the Alleluia and to actually receive Communion, the veil was in the pew.
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| Such an angel |
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| I like this one |
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| Grandpa came! |
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| Posing by the garden |
She's a cutie, RAnn. Congratulations on her First Communion!
ReplyDeleteMy most notable posts linking up this week is 7 Ways to Honor Mary this May and a video for all Christians.
God bless.
Thank you!
DeleteThanks for hosting, RAnn! God bless your daughter on her First Holy Communion.
ReplyDeleteThis week, I've reposted the ongoing Novena for a Reversal of the HHS mandate, blogged about the 25th anniversary of the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word, shared a few homilies, blogged about my collections, shared a childhood memory, and, of course, posted my weekly book list.
Thanks for joining us
DeleteYour daughter is lovely. I pray that she will grow in her love of Jesus and be an inspiration to others.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the prayers
DeleteOh my gosh! She is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteShe really does look like an Angel!
Thank you so much!
DeleteThat's fantastic! You must be proud.
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DeleteShe's beautiful! This post takes me back to each of my boys' First Communion. I may have to pull out my scrapbooks today and linger over the pictures of them at that precious age.
ReplyDeleteRAnn, what beautiful pictures! Your heart must be overflowing. May she walk every day of her life hand-in-hand with our Lord Jesus.
ReplyDeletePosts this week talk about the Founding Fathers and Classics, Classic vs. contemporary literature, and at the request of a reader a list of must-read Classics.
She's lovely - I can't believe she is 8 years old!! Congratulations to you both.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! She's beautiful. My son, Christopher, also made his first communion last Saturday.
ReplyDelete(PS: I didn't receive an email announcing that the Sunday Snippets post was up and available this week)
I love those pictures! Congratulations! Sorry I'm chiming in late; we had the mother of all weekend busyness, so I'm just now getting around to visits...
ReplyDeleteI shared my post on the 7 Catholic Devotional Books that I couldn't live without!
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