Little Flowers Family Apostolate reviewed by Catherine Fournier Several years ago, when my husband and I began our family journey away from the 'world' and back towards the church, one of the first things we changed were our Christmas celebrations. Santa left, and the Nativity was welcomed in. A relief, really. Next we added other liturgically based family celebrations, such as the celebration of feast days. This is where we ran into difficulty.
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Slowly, but surely, we found what we were looking for. I learned to make banners , we found resource material to celebrate name-days , we scoured thrift shops and antique stores for religious art . Most are small companies, run more for the service they give others than the profit. Most are family operations, with the merchandise sharing space with the dining room furniture, or lining the bedroom wall. All are prompt, dedicated, cheerful and helpful.