How to Go to Sleep on Time - wikiHow

How to Go to Sleep on Time - wikiHow

Monthly Facts

How many of these Fun Facts about June can you get right?

1.	What god is June named after?
	The Queen of the Gods The God of War The God of Earth
2.	Which of the following is not in June?
	Fathers Day Grandparents Day Gay Pride Day
3.	Which is NOT the flower of the month for June?
	Rose Honeysuckle Daisy
4.	Which is the birthstone for June
	Pearl Diamond Emerald
5.	June is...
	US National Dairy Month US National Cat Month US National Popcorn Month
6.	What happens special event happens in June?
	The longest day of the year The shortest day of the year The spring equinox
7.	Which of the following did not happen in June?
	George Bush Sr was born The first postage stamp was issued Kentucky became the 15th state
8.	How many days are there in June?
	28 30 31
9.	Which zodiac sign does not fall in June?
	Taurus Cancer Gemini
10.	June is considered the best month to do what?
	Get Married Get Divorced Have a baby

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How to Prevent Depression in Children - wikiHow

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Easter filled Our Hearts and Our Tummies

Time to hop off a few pounds of sweets and build some muscle :)

Easter Soul

The spirit of Easter filled the house this week. I will work on keeping that alive.

Easter on the Net - The Lenten Season

Easter on the Net - The Lenten Season

The Significance of Forty

The origins of Lent can be traced back to the footsteps of Jesus, who spent 40 days wandering in the desert wilderness, facing temptations from Satan. Jesus is believed to have overcome the devil's temptations through fasting and sincere repentance.

Forty is also a significant number throughout Judeo-Christian tradition. The Jewish people are said to have spent forty years wandering in the desert after escaping slavery in Egypt before they entered the Promised Land. During their sojourn, Moses is believed to have received the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai - but only after he spent 40 days alone on the mountain.

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Praying Lent 2010

Praying Lent 2011

Lent and All Year

Symbols in Our Home

We need to choose to let our homes be a place full of the holy – things that help raise our minds and hearts to God.  Our world is full of so many images that lure our minds and hearts elsewhere.  Here are some symbols that will carry the ongoing meaning we give them, for us and for our families and loved ones. A Crucifix We probably all have a crucifix in our home.  If not, Lent might be a wonderful time to buy one and place it in a central place.  Even a child’s drawing of Jesus’ death for us can be a powerful, stirring reminder of God’s love. Water A simple bowl of water, in a central place, can be transformed into an ongoing reminder of our journey to the font of baptism for the renewal of commitment and life in Christ.  Perhaps we can pray over it.  “Lord, may this water remind us of our baptism and be a blessing for our home, where our dying and rising in you is lived each day.  Bless us, as we sign ourselves with it each day.” Sand Perhaps a bowl of sand can help us remember our journey.  God led the people in their journey in the desert.  Jesus himself reenacted that journey to face his own temptations.  The desert can be a place of retreat, where there is a freedom from distractions.  It can be a good place to be led and to face our temptations. A Candle Imagine having a candle in a central place in our home.  Imagine praying over it together as we begin Lent. “Lord thank you for the gift of your Light in the midst of all darkness.  Let this candle be a symbol of our faith in your presence among us.”  And imagine if we light this candle whenever we feel tempted away from the Light of Jesus, when we are experiencing tensions in our home, whenever we need special graces.  Imagine how powerful experiencing the lighting of the New Fire will be at the Easter Vigil. Perhaps we have Baptismal candles that were given to us or our children at Baptism.  It might be very meaningful to bring them out and lay them near our central candle.  We can remember the words that were spoken when we received this candle:  "Receive the Light of Christ.  ... Keep this flame burning brightly." Perhaps we have the white baptismal garments that have been used in our family for baptism.  These could be taken out.  We can remember the words, "See in the white garments you wear, the outward sign of your Christian dignity.  Bring this garment unstained to the joys of everlasting life."  We can let it remind us of our white garment, when we see the newly baptized come out of the font of baptism, and be given their new white garments.  It is a symbol of the priesthood in Jesus that we all share. A Bible The Word is so important for us during Lent.  Perhaps the prominent presence of a Bible in our home can represent for us our desire for God’s Word in our lives.  Imagine the experience that could be ours if - when we feel a new inspiration or a softening of our heart, or just a sense of God’s love – we pick up that Bible and simply, reverently kiss it. Are there other symbols which make our particular journey full of meaning and faith?

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New Years Resolutions

The famous and sadly seldom reached goals.

I fall into this trap more than once a year.
So for now I will keep my many resolutions to my self and think strongly on how I can make things happen...