A Holy Week at the Table: Cooking, Prayer, and Rediscovery
Last year, I began a tradition of preparing symbolic meals for each night of Holy Week as a way to […]
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Last year, I began a tradition of preparing symbolic meals for each night of Holy Week as a way to […]
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On Palm Sunday, during the reading of the passion gospel, my three and a half year old learned that Jesus died. On the one hand, I was swelling with parental pride for his calm attentiveness and understanding of the story. But on the other hand, I was worried about how this new information would begin processing in his young mind.
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