We did it! The kids were up bright and early this morning to prep for our feast day celebration. James made the Angel Bread- a task that he is very proud of. The older boys set the table. Unfortunately, I did not get any pictures when they were done, but they took great care to arrange all the decorations, cups and plates in a very nice way.
To start off our celebration, Grandpa read a short article from The Domestic Church. We all prayed the Guardian Angel prayer, and then enjoyed our company and our food!
Grandpa and Grandma were each gifted with their own prayer cards and a little standing angel that the boys had made.
All and all, it was a great morning. The boys really enjoyed our time with their Grandparents and it made a special memory.
A picture of the kids (sorry Mark for cutting you out a bit!) with Grandpa and Grandma. The fire station Lego set at the end of the table in not a decoration, just a recent birthday gift :-).
When we were done, we took the decorations that we had left and set them on the window sill to enjoy!
To start off our celebration, Grandpa read a short article from The Domestic Church. We all prayed the Guardian Angel prayer, and then enjoyed our company and our food!Grandpa and Grandma were each gifted with their own prayer cards and a little standing angel that the boys had made.
All and all, it was a great morning. The boys really enjoyed our time with their Grandparents and it made a special memory.
A picture of the kids (sorry Mark for cutting you out a bit!) with Grandpa and Grandma. The fire station Lego set at the end of the table in not a decoration, just a recent birthday gift :-). When we were done, we took the decorations that we had left and set them on the window sill to enjoy!
1 comment:
Great job!!! I see a couple from Seton that we did today as well. I think it is just beautiful that the grandparents were there to celebrate this feast. It is a gift for them as well to see their grandchildren living the liturgical year!
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