
My personal meditation for the Joyful Mysteries.


Stanley & Mikayla posing for mommy.
Tom & Sabrina going for a ride. Her smile just melts me..jpg)
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Tom & Melissa - kissing as usual.
Next Tuesday, October 28th, is the feast of Saint Jude Thaddeus, a more quiet apostle and patron saint of hopeless cases.
Children ages 9-14 can read about Saint Jude:
Saint Jude Thaddeus, glorious Apostle, faithful Servant and Friend of Jesus. The name of the traitor [Judas Iscariot] has caused you to be forgotten by many. But the True Church invokes you universally as the patron of things despaired of. Pray for me, who am so miserable; Pray for me, that finally I may receive the consolations and the aid of Heaven in all my troubles, tribulations and sufferings, particularly ___[request]____ and that I may bless God with the elect throughout Eternity. Amen.
You can talk to your children about the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and some of the hopeless cases they see there, and how even then - there are still miracles and there is always hope where there is faith.
Musically: "Hey Jude" by the Beatles was a song written to help a child get past his parent's divorce. In such a hopeless case, this song brings forth hope of moving on. It is not about Saint Jude, but the name and the words really go along with the theme. ;-)
Interestingly enough, this song was in the musical movie "Across the Universe" which I believe is a musical based on many famous Beatles songs. Watch "Hey Jude" below. It's a neat interpretation!
But of course, before your finished with all these links, you have to see this little kid perform. It is too cute to miss!
God Bless you and yours!
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We were so happy to invite these loving Christians into our home this weekend... to stay for the rest of forever.
They were made with love by their creator, Mommy... complete with belly buttons and two cheeks to pinch.
And we look forward to new adventures with them, and dress up clothes to follow - when Mommy's fingers heal from all the hand sewing... By the way, a big thanks to Grandma Pat and Papa Bruce for donating this old desk for the use of a sewing table. It worked great!
So if you see John and Ruthie again, don't be shy to say hello! They're so excited to meet everyone and learn new things at St. Brigid's Academy!
Here's the Links to patterns for these Wee Wonderful Dolls from my past blog.


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