1st
-Beltane in northern hemisphere (Neo-Pagan)
*The story the Wiccans tell for this shabbat is as follows: The God and Goddess have matured, becoming young adults. They have fallen in love and unite, and the Lady becomes pregnant. The Earth is full of growing things and abundance.
*Read the relevant section of "Rupert's Tales."
It is Samhain in the southern hemisphere and I will be cooking my usual Samhain dinner and burning the memorial candles I've made this week.
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3rd
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
3rd
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
*Observed by all observant Jews, this is a day of rest to commemorate all the work God put into making the universe. How much resting and avoidance of work depends on the family culture. Yesterday, of course, lots of work went into preparation because no one can take a full day off running a house unless they have already done the needed work. Otherwise, what would everyone eat?
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4th
Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
*Read a picture book, colour a colouring page from The Mass Colouring Book http://www.amazon.com/Coloring-Book-about-Catholic-Publishing/dp/0899426832/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386972341&sr=8-1&keywords=about+the+mass+colouring+book or something printed out from one of the Catholic sites online.
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10th
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
*Observed by all observant Jews, this is a day of rest to commemorate all the work God put into making the universe. How much resting and avoidance of work depends on the family culture. Yesterday, of course, lots of work went into preparation because no one can take a full day off running a house unless they have already done the needed work. Otherwise, what would everyone eat?
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11th
Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
*Read a picture book, colour a colouring page from The Mass Colouring Book http://www.amazon.com/Coloring-Book-about-Catholic-Publishing/dp/0899426832/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386972341&sr=8-1&keywords=about+the+mass+colouring+book or something printed out from one of the Catholic sites online.
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14th
-Full Moon (Neo-Pagan)
-Full Moon (Neo-Pagan)
*Some Pagans, particularly Wiccans, observe the full moon as a special time.
*Read 'Aiden's First Full Moon Circle' by W. Lyon Martin
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17th
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
*Observed by all observant Jews, this is a day of rest to commemorate all the work God put into making the universe. How much resting and avoidance of work depends on the family culture. Yesterday, of course, lots of work went into preparation because no one can take a full day off running a house unless they have already done the needed work. Otherwise, what would everyone eat?
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18th
Lag Ba Omer (Jewish)
*Colour the relevant page in the Jewish Holiday colouring book. I'd like to know if there are any resources I should know about since Amazon let me down here.
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- Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
*Read a picture book, colour a colouring page from The Mass Colouring Book http://www.amazon.com/Coloring-Book-about-Catholic-Publishing/dp/0899426832/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386972341&sr=8-1&keywords=about+the+mass+colouring+book or something printed out from one of the Catholic sites online.
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24th
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
*Observed by all observant Jews, this is a day of rest to commemorate all the work God put into making the universe. How much resting and avoidance of work depends on the family culture. Yesterday, of course, lots of work went into preparation because no one can take a full day off running a house unless they have already done the needed work. Otherwise, what would everyone eat?
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25th
- Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
- Sunday Church services- Holy Days of Obligation for Catholics, encouraged for nearly all other Christians
*Read a picture book, colour a colouring page from The Mass Colouring Book http://www.amazon.com/Coloring-Book-about-Catholic-Publishing/dp/0899426832/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386972341&sr=8-1&keywords=about+the+mass+colouring+book or something printed out from one of the Catholic sites online.
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29th
*The Ascension of the Lord- this is a Holy Day of Obligation for Roman Catholics and is observed by the Eastern Orthodox as well. It should be the Thursday 40 Days after Easter Sunday, but is moved to the next Sunday in some areas.
*Read 'The Ascension of Our Lord' by Sister Elayne
*Read 'The Ascension of Our Lord' by Sister Elayne
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31st
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
31st
- Jewish Shabbat (begins at sunset the night before)
*Observed by all observant Jews, this is a day of rest to commemorate all the work God put into making the universe. How much resting and avoidance of work depends on the family culture. Yesterday, of course, lots of work went into preparation because no one can take a full day off running a house unless they have already done the needed work. Otherwise, what would everyone eat?
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Rose-Marie was one of those enthusiastic planners who began researching when she was pregnant with her first. She wanted to homeschool because it sounded like an affordable adventure, then she met her kids personally...
Her young daughter has Echolalia and some processing issues so isn't speaking fluently yet; but she is making good progress as they work and play in Central Victoria, Australia.
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