Books with title My First Holy Communion

This book is intended for children who are preparing for their Catholic Sacrament of First Holy Communion. With the current pandemic, many children are finding that their First Holy Communion celebration has been delayed indefinitely. This book seeks to help children remain connected to their First Holy Communion classes, and keep on looking forward to receiving Jesus. It revises some of the key catechetical ideas relating to First Holy Communion, and gives ideas as to how to structure a day with a prayer timetable, as well as watch Mass on TV or online, and make a spiritual communion.

Do you still remember those days when you had your first communion back in grade school? There were days of practice in between classes just to perfect the ceremony. Dresses with veils which seemed like mini wedding gowns for little girls and mini groom like attire for little boys which were carefully tailored fit. Designated partners were set, there were long tiring lines of first confession to the school priest. Finally, when the hour had arrived until everyone finished and accomplished their first communion. Seems like a job well done for every child and all were excited for the after party that their parents are going to give them. Yes, they are proud of themselves for they received the Lord, Jesus Christ, Jesus' body and blood in the form of bread and wine which are made holy for every good Christian to partake. A very memorable childhood experience perhaps that will always be forever kept in the hearts of every children. Children are encouraged to live in God's words and stay true and pure to Him. First Communion Days consists of true stories of little children during their religious activity. Children who wants to know their stories out of curiosity of what happens before and after their first communion must be able to grab a copy of this. A Roman Catholic religious institute of religious sisters called, The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, are dedicated to support the poor with proper education. The religious congregation was founded in Amiens, France, but it was opposed by the local bishop and they moved to Namur, Belgium and was made into a multinational foundation. They now have institutes in five continents and in 20 nations. The members of the foundation are known by the post-nominal letters SNDdeN, they are different with the School Sisters of Notre Dame of Bavaria.

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