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A kindergarten teacher gave her a kind of "show and tell" assignment of bringing something to represent their religion.   The first boy got in front of the class and said, "My name is Benjamin and I'm Jewish and this is the star of David."   A girl stood before the class and said: "My name is [...] Related posts:

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in heaven?   Does not seem like a kind of view of God?   Is there a problem with regard to the protection of God for the Catholic celebration of the Virgin Mary of the Assumption (Mary's ascension to heaven)? Related posts:

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Why do Christians feel they have to because the world does. And think its good, because everybody does it. If they would read and research a little about what the witches covens do that night that could change what they think. It is not innocent. Al Hallows eve is not Christian either. Catholic began to [...] Related posts:

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In response, someone mentioned that the Church celebrates communion on the first Sunday of the month. In the Catholic Church, the sacrament of the Eucharist is celebrated daily.   Is there a reason that no non-Catholic churches celebrate communion daily? God does not provide manna for the Israelites in the desert every day? Related posts:

1. How often does your church / faith celebrate the Eucharist or Communion?
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hii people. I have my hw question of Catholic school. "What is the connection between confirmation, worship, the Eucharist, Blessing? Why celebrate? What is this? "Please give me the right answers and describe asnwers too. for those who answer this question correctly, decriptively all the answers and the question will be chosen as the rite [...] Related posts:

1. Why do Catholics celebrate the Eucharist?
2. How often does your church / faith celebrate the Eucharist or Communion?
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It is mentioned in the Holy Bible, but to do so "in remembrance of me" (Christ ),… Jesus did not die each time in the Mass, reading his Bible died once and for all. Related posts:

1. About Brainwashed Catholics are the blood and body of Jesus?
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3. The Eucharist is a communion The Governing Body Blood Soul and Divinity of Jesus. Or, the bread is symbolic of the wine?

As Catholics we celebrate Mass and the Eucharist daily. Some days there are more of a mass   Peace be with you   Debra Related posts:

1. Why do other churches celebrate Communion only occasionally?
2. Why do Catholics celebrate the Eucharist?
3. Receiving Protestant Eucharist (communion) in the Catholic Church?

Why celebrate the Eucharist? Why is it so important? How can young people like me become more involved in celebrations of the Eucharist?   Thank you and please respond! Related posts:

1. How often does your church / faith celebrate the Eucharist or Communion?
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Product Description Sometimes the best way to learn about a celebration is to celebrate it. And it’s a great way to teach it, too! There’s no better way to help youngsters celebrate the Church’s customs, traditions, and feast days — throughout the liturgical year — than [...] Related posts:

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