Years ago, my kiddoes came to know and love St. Jerome through a story and story basket. More recnetly, we've lived the litrugical year by doing picture studies and more related to St. Jerome.
Last year, we paused our day for a simple snack with the saints.
Last year, we paused our day for a simple snack with the saints.
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I placed a green cloth on the table for Ordinary Time....
...and put together a lion face snack with food we had on hand (BFree gluten-free tortillas, Daiya cheddar style shreds, red bell pepper and garden snap peas and ground cherries.)
A candle and a couple books from our shelves finished the setting, and, then, the kiddoes came with smiles to snack, pray, and chat.
The kids recalled the longer tales of St. Jerome and the Lion that we have previously read when they looked at the much briefer version of this story in Amazing Saints &their Awesome Animals.
We also read from In His Likeness.
Our celebration was short, simple, and smile-inducing.
Remembering it now as I look forward to celerbating St. Jerome again next month, I am reminded that living the liturgical year need not be stressful. Snacking with the saints - a simple snack, a chat, a prayer, can bring blessings.
I pray that however you and yours choose to honor different saint days brings you blessings, too.
St. Jerome, pray for us.
Our celebration was short, simple, and smile-inducing.
Remembering it now as I look forward to celerbating St. Jerome again next month, I am reminded that living the liturgical year need not be stressful. Snacking with the saints - a simple snack, a chat, a prayer, can bring blessings.
I pray that however you and yours choose to honor different saint days brings you blessings, too.
St. Jerome, pray for us.
