Blog – Page 139

Raising Children in a Faith Not Your Own

As we become a global society, more intercultural and "blended" in our extended families, more and more …

"You'll be doin' all right, with your Christmas of white... But I'll have a blue, blue Christmas." Blue …

from Living the Good News The seven “O Antiphons” originated in the daily monastic prayer of the eighth and ninth centuries. …

Whatever the reason, we have an opportunity to engage families in discovering that Christmas is not just December 25th but is a …

What do you see at the front door? Or better, what don’t you see? Is it easy to find the entrance? Is it welcoming? Do this at …

The incarnation is more than an article of faith reserved for theological textbooks. It is a statement about the manner …

Richard Giles is the author of several books regarding worship and creative liturgical space. Now living in Tynemouth, England, he …

The Meaning of Kwanzaa Kwanzaa (pronounced Kwon-zah) means first fruits and is a non-religious seven-day celebration …

by Chris Yaw The celebration is a reenactment of Mary’s and Joseph’s search for lodging in Bethlehem. In the classic Las …

Whether you call it a Christmas song, a Christmas hymn, or a Christian carol, sing to the glory of God during the season leading …