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1. Pope Announces Special Meeting of Bishops on Middle East September 19, 2009 Pope Benedict has announced a special meeting of bishops next year to discuss Middle East peace efforts and the role of the Catholic Church in the region.In comments Saturday to Roman Catholic Church leaders, the pope said the meeting will take place in October of next year (October 10-14, 2010).He said the meeting will be titled, "The Catholic Church in the Middle East: communion and witness." The pope and the Vatican have long been active on the Middle East diplomatic front, seeking to protect Christians in the Holy Land and elsewhere in the Muslim-dominated region.During a pilgrimage to the... (read more)

2. Personalized Christian Gifts a True Blessing to Give and Receive. August 12, 2009 Many occasions call for gifts, including birthdays, anniversaries, retirement, graduation, and lots of others. In the lives of Christian individuals, there are also additional events that call for celebration and which are an appropriate time to give a meaningful gift. These include baptisms – either for babies or older individuals, Holy Communion, Confirmation, and – of course – marriage, considered a sacred bond by all Christian denominations. Most of us are eager to write a check or provide a gift card for these occasions, not always taking the time to select a gift that is unique and ... (read more) Author: Adan Deon

3. First Communion Dresses and their Importance March 27, 2009 The First Communion is a special occasion for Filipino families so their daughters are usually provided with the best communion dress the family can get and afford. Many Filipinos are practicing Catholics. Whether one lives in good old Philippines or overseas, a Filipino family usually provides the children the usual Catholic sacraments. It is not unusual for a Filipino family in the US or Canada to engage their daughters in sacraments such as the Communion or Confirmation, even if this means it is not readily available in school. (In homeland Philippines, First Communion rites are usu... (read more) Author: Ray Ritchey

4. Choosing an Appropriate Communion Gift February 25, 2009 Lifetime sacraments are holy events for any Roman Catholic, with Confirmation and First Communion being two of the most sacred. First Communion is a glad occasion, a celebratory time, as a child first takes in the sacrament of the Eucharist. Because of the special nature of this time, choosing an appropriate Communion gift should not be rushed, especially if you're a non-Catholic celebrating with the Catholic family. Traditional Communion Gifts To young Catholics, Communion is a dedication of one's life to God and Christ. Traditional communion gifts are usually religious in nature... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

5. First Holy Communion Invitations - Guide to Finding the Best Invites to Your Child's Communion Part January 19, 2009 If your child is going to receive their first holy communion, you're probably planning a party to celebrate. Of course, you'll want to pick out communion invitations. But they don't have to be ordinary or cost a lot. Instead, you can send first communion invitations that are both inexpensive and unique keepsakes. Here's some tips. Traditional, Handmade or Photo Communion Invitations? Before you even begin, think about what kind of invitation you would like for your communion party. For many years, your only option was the traditional invitation. This was usually fairly formal, ... (read more) Author: Linda Kling

6. Religious Jewellery to Express The Perfect Faith October 27, 2008 There is a great trend and tradition to wear Religious Jewellery in many religions. It is also steeped in various faiths. In early age, religious jewellery was adorned by Christians. In Christian community many Christians wear the religious jewellery in the form of holy cross which represents their deep faith in Jesus. This type of jewellery also symbolized as the perfect belief in Jesus. In the Catholic community, Religious Jewellery is also offered as a communion and baptism gift. Baptism is a Holy tradition in Christians which is must for each Christian to take a part or participate in ea... (read more) Author: Imran ali

7. First Communion Favors September 29, 2008 There was a time when first communions used to be low key, family affairs that were attended by a handful of people. But with smaller families and growing affluence, first communions are becoming gala events, just like birthday bashes and wedding parties. In fact, many parents begin preparations months in advance and start planning the event so that all their close family members and friends can make it for the ceremony. First communions are generally held between the months of January and June, with most of the celebrations taking place between March and May. It is possible to plan these... (read more) Author: Lizzi Loraine

8. Baptism Invitations, Christening Invitations, Holy Communion Invitations and Other Religious Invite September 19, 2008 Baptism Invitations Other Religious Invitations For Every Religious Occasion! Religion plays an important role in the lives of most of us. Even when we don't think about it, many of the most special times in our lives and in the lives of our children are rooted in religion. While Christmas, Bar Mitzvahs and similar celebrations are a few examples, there are plenty of others that should be celebrated. Religious Invitations, Baptism Invitations, First Communion Invitations and similar Religious Cards are all great examples of these types of events. Below is some information that may be use... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

9. Personalized Religious Invitations for Baptism, Christening, Holy Communion, Bar Mitzvah and More! August 20, 2008 Invitations for Baptism, Christening, Holy Communion & Other Religious Ceremonies Religious ceremonies like baptisms, communions and christenings are serious and solemn occasions. In most cases, they date back hundreds if not thousands of years. The ceremony of baptism, for example, dates back to Biblical times and is mentioned in several historic books and writings. The original purpose of baptism, purification by water, remains to this day. Many other religious ceremonies, including christening and holy communion date back to biblical times, where they were seen as extremely important t... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

10. First Communion Gifts - memorable gift for a First Communion April 23, 2008 Shopping for First Communion gifts on the internet can be a drag. Sure, you can find a plethora of trinkety religious artifacts, cheesy non-personalized knickknacks, and the like. You can also easily whip out your checkbook and write out a money gift. But where is the fun in that? Instead, consider giving a really fun and unique gift that the special young man or woman in your life can treasure (or be embarrassed by!) for the rest of their lives: a personalized magazine cover. At first blush, it doesn't seem like personalized magazine covers would make great First Communion gifts. But remem... (read more) Author: Michele Kolier

11. The Edible Bible February 15, 2008 Years ago, I thought of manufacturing and selling edible Bibles. The book would be condensed, including only the most frequently quoted scriptures with pages made of a thin, wafer material similar to Catholic Holy Communion hosts. The idea was to cut out your favorite scripture and then eat it, after which it would mystically go deep inside where you would actually live that scripture. As my spiritual life matured, however, I realized that simply reading something or even eating the words was not enough for a personal transformation to take place. We have to experience something qu... (read more) Author: anagarika eddie rock

12. About Holy Communion Invitations Wording Ideas, First Holy Communion Invitations Wording Verses and January 17, 2008 The start to the perfect communion party are creative personalized invitations. The right invitation helps set the tone for your Communion and gets people excited. While the visual design of the invitation is important to attract attention, it's the wording of the invitation that ultimately sets the stage for a terrific event, More About Communion Wording Ideas, Verses & Sayings. After you have selected your Communion invitations announcements cards, you will want to add your personalized message to it. Communion announcements are usually personalized with the important information so the pers... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

13. First Holy Communion Thank You Cards January 17, 2008 Having the Communion ceremony and Communion party are enjoyable to all, especially your invited family and friends. There will be lots of gifts, special attention and just favors done my so many people, More About First Holy Communion Thank You Cards. Personalized Communion thank you cards can be purchase to match your customized Communion invitations and can be ordered at the same time you ordered your Communion invitations. The impact of sending a Communion thank you card is often overlooked today. A well-written and sincere Communion thank you card is much more thoughtful that a pho... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

14. First Holy Communion Invitations Announcements Cards January 17, 2008 As your child is approaching the first Communion there are many things that will need to be done to prepare for this big event. One of the important functions is deciding on personalized Communion invitations announcements cards, to send to family, friends and other invited guests. Fortunately, some sites like www.Announcements-Shoppe.com provide a large collection of unique and custom Communion invitations that can be printed with a photo and text for this special Communion occasion. The first question is how do you decide on a Communion announcement card? What type of unique Communion... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

15. How to Receive Holy Communion January 17, 2008 Communion may be received either in the hand or on the tongue, More About How to Receive Holy Communion. Around the year A.D. 390, Cyril of Jerusalem indicated that the early Church practiced Communion in the hand when he instructed his audience: "Approaching, therefore, come not with thy wrists extended, or thy fingers open; but make thy left hand as if a throne for thy right, which is on the eve of receiving the King. And having hallowed thy palm, receive the body of Christ, saying after it, ‘Amen.’ Then after thou hast with carefulness hallowed thine eyes by the touch of the holy body, part... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

16. First Holy Communion Party Celebrations & Communion Party Invitations Cards January 09, 2008 The First Holy Communion is becoming a main event! What began as a small get together with a small group of family and friends immediately following the First Communion exercise has now expanded to a Grand or Elaborate event, More About First Holy Communion Party Celebrations. In planning the first communion party, you might want to consider that this is not a typical child’s party. Unlike a wedding, which is primarily designed for adults, or a child’s birthday party, which is geared toward children, a First Communion Party will have guests of all ages. The overall them should be reflective of... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

17. All About Communion, Holy Communion and First Holy Communion January 09, 2008 The origin of communion meal recalls the table fellowship Jesus shared with his disciples, and in particular, the Last Supper on the night before his death as well as his appearances to the disciples during meals following his resurrection, (All About Holy Communion). Throughout its history these Biblical events have been central to the Church's worship life. In the sacrament of Holy Communion, also called the Lord's Supper or Eucharist, meaning "thanksgiving," Christians hear, taste, touch and receive the grace of God revealed through Jesus Christ in a unique way. Communion is: * A jo... (read more) Author: Sarah Porter

18. First Communion Invitations Cards - Visit Banana-tree-cards.com June 22, 2007 Halleluiah! Praise the Lord! Here comes the holy occasion of first communion – the moment of joy and spiritual enlightenment of Jesus Christ. It’s time to being good and doing good to others in the best possible way. He has offered us life, the most precious gift in the whole universe. On the first Holy Communion, let us make the best use of this holy gift by helping someone in distress. www.banana-tree-cards.com brings you colorful and well-designed first communion invitations cards for this holy occasion. These First Communion Invitations cards are elegant and come with an RSVP envelop... (read more) Author: Charles Shaw

19. The Church of my Dreams February 02, 2007 The priests would harvest the grain as the sun rose at the beginning of the Passover weekend. The grain would have to be crushed as it was ground to be made into the unleavened bread. It was then kneaded into dough and baked in an oven, to become a loaf. Later this loaf was broken. Today it symbolises the body of Christ that believers share in Holy Communion. Many different denominations have various ways of going about it but the symbolism remains the same. The wine represents the blood of our Savior and the bread His Body. But what is this Body really? Many of us have... (read more) Author: Jack Viljoen

20. The Blessing of the Christian Sabbath August 12, 2006 In Christian circles, even among those who do believe in keeping the ten commandments, there has still been confusion over the fourth commandment and whether we should be keeping the Sabbath on the seventh day that was ordained, sanctified and made Holy by God at the time of creation. To be able to develop a close relationship with God, we need to spend quality time with Him. He set aside this day as a special time of communion with Him. It is a time where we can study His Word, and let His Holy Spirit speak to us through it. A time that we can spend in earnest prayer, talking to Him, pr... (read more) Author: Debra Lohrere

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