I remembered that I had purchased a little packet of five Lindt Chocolate Angels after Christmas, on clearance… What a perfect treat in honor of the “Angelic Doctor!!”
and tea for me!
Yes, I am now have 4 different books that I am currently reading… To quote Karen Andreola
The girls baked star shaped sugar cookies since “the star, St. Thomas Aquinas’ symbol, signifies the divine guidance given him in his work.“
More cookies!
In addition to the stars, the girls also used a mini angel cookie cutter
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What do you think? Do they look more like angels or doves? Either way they work just fine since, in addition to being called the “Angelic Doctor,” the dove is another symbol for St. Thomas Aquinas!
The boys loved coloring the “Comic Page” from A Year with God.
What a great addition to their notebooks.
I’ll have to remember to pull these out more often!
Prayer of St. Thomas Aquinas
Grant me, O Lord my God, a mind to know you, a heart to seek you, wisdom to find you, conduct pleasing to you, faithful perseverance in waiting for you, and a hope of finally embracing you. Amen.
Looks yummy! Lindt chocolate should be a sin!!!
By the way, nice mug! 😉
hmm, id say angels
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OOOOOHHHH how do I find the comic books. I went over to that site but really did not know what to order. My kids would love those.
angels birds…just plain yummy!
They look like little angels to me…although doves work as well. Either way they look delicious.
What a wonderful celebration you had! I think The Quiet Light is my favorite Louis de Wohl and I think of it every time I see a picture of a giraffe. 🙂
Christine ~ The link takes you to the actual page for the book that this “Comic Page” was from. It IS an expensive book, though I do love all the Liturgical Year ideas it has.
If you are looking for some Catholic Comic books, I HIGHLY recommend Know Your Mass, The Sacraments, Life of Christ, and Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary. They were originally published by the Catechetical Guild in the 1950’s and they are EXCELLENT! My boys LOVE them!