This is a larger rosary, consisting of resin beads tied with paracord. Despite the size of the beads, it's not too heavy, so if you're looking for something tactile for a pilgrimage, this might be the one for you! Specs: - length = c. 39cm (c. 23cm for single decade) - weight = c. 59g (c. 22g for single decade) - tied with paracord (with a grey and sand-coloured pattern) - 14mm x 8mm resin beads - Kongo crucifix, etched stainless steel About the crucifix: This crucifix owes its design to the interaction of Portuguese sailors and West African craftsmen in the 16th century and the indigenization of the faith. The King of Kongo was baptized, and made Catholicism the state religion of his kingdom, located on the southern bank of the estuary of the Congo River (in what is now Angola). Christ is depicted with stylised and African features, and usually surrounded by supplicants in prayer. The reverse shows St Anthony of Padua, who gained popularity in the region quickly, due to his association with both Portugal and Italy, who each sent missionaries to the kingdom. If you like this item, but would prefer a different crucifix - no problem. You can pick any of my other unique crucifixes (see my other active listings), and I'll switch them for you.
On June 5, Pope Francis canonized St. M. Elisabeth Hesselblad. In the 1890s, she worked and studied across the street from the Paulist Fathers in NYC.
Looking for a fun hands-on activity for your Religion students? This Catholicism Digital Escape Room incorporates Mass symbols, the Beatitudes, Bible verses, and Prayer through fun, interactive puzzles, encoded messages, and other interactive and collaborative digital challenges! Perfect for a fun Friday, use during Catholic Schools' Week, or just as a team-building review activity. Unlike other escape rooms or breakouts, this one is 100% digital- simply provide the link and students are ready to start in minutes! This resource includes: ✔️A link to a pre-coded Google Form™ with 5 engaging, interactive challenges and puzzles to solve revolving around the fundamentals of Catholicism, mass, the Bible, etc. ✔️A pdf with introduction, setup instructions, and tips to differentiate ✔️ Recording sheet for students as they work through the activity ✔️ Answer key for all of the digital activities ✔️ Fun certificates of completion for student bragging rights *fabulous for post-activity team picture props! Also includes Five digital "locks" for students to solve: Lock 1: Students use a word bank to complete the Lord's Prayer (Our Father). Lock 2: Students use a secret decoder to reveal a Bible verse. Lock 3: Students complete an online jigsaw puzzle to reveal a quote from Pope Francis. Lock 4: Students must descramble words found in the 8 Beatitudes Lock 5: Students are shown 8 pictures of important Mass symbols and must match them to the correct word. TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Stephanie F. said, "The students loved it! It was a fun activity to review everything that we learned during the course of the school year.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Angela M. said, “We used this during Catholic Schools Week and my students loved it!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Diane B. said, “Perfect activity, kept students engaged, was easy for them to understand.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Breanna P. said, “I can't wait to use this with my students next year! I gave it to some of my students this year and they loved it!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Adrian T. said, “Wow! The students loved, loved, this escape room! It was super engaging and they were wanting more.” ⚠️ This interactive escape room requires technology. Students will need a Google™ account to access the Google Form™, and students will need school access to the website JigsawPlanet.com to access an online jigsaw puzzle located within the form. You may need to add JigsawPlanet.com to your school's list of approved websites. This escape room is designed for approximately grades 5-8th students to complete within a 45 minute class period. __________________________________________________________________ You might also like: Catholicism Digital Escape Room Bible based Digital Escape Room Advent Digital Escape Room Christmas (Religious based) Digital Escape Room Catholic Schools Week Digital Escape Room Lent Digital Escape Room Easter themed Digital Escape Room Love Thy Neighbor Religious Digital Escape Room 8 Pack BUNDLE of Religious Digital Escape Rooms Looking for more digital escape® rooms? 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Welcome to a sacred journey of spiritual reflection and inner peace with Catholic guided meditation
1929, on June 7, the independent state of Vatican City was established and the special status of Catholicism in Italy reaffirmed.Vatican City is a country
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Photo credit My blog has been an abode of wandering thoughts as of late. Earlier today, I sat down and wrote out my original (and latest) objectives for this blog. Is it just another place to sit down and ramble out thoughts? That isn't what I had envisioned from the beginning. So, I am pulling back my scattered ideas and stripping it down to my one passion: Spiritual/Emotional Healing. This is a topic very, very near to me because it is something I have had to personally walk through, as well as watch others on their own journey. Not a day passes when I am not reminded of the mire I am still trudging through on this earthly journey to glory. And not a day passes when I am not reminded of those around me, friends far and near and family members, who are in heavy, dark, confusing, or fruitless seasons. My passion is for the hurting and utilizing gifts that the Lord has given to aid in the healing and strengthening of others, including myself. Being a Christian, my posts will always have a focus towards Christ and the healing and empowering that comes from His Holy Spirit in and through us. However, I also firmly adhere to a holistic approach on healing. Holistic is a word that means, "characterized by comprehension of the parts of something as intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole." Holistic health care is something that takes in the entire person, their habits, their diet, their family-life, their day-to-day schedule, etc. Nothing is left out of the equation. Their whole being is cared for. To me, that speaks of our heavenly Father who so cares for the whole aspect of our lives and our heart. Every matter of our life is important to Him. I am incredibly passionate about living and encouraging a holistic approach to living. In our modern society, everything is so detached and fragmented and then we wonder why we are falling apart with health and emotional issues! I have been there time and again and, by His strength, I desire to break this cycle of living my life in fragments. I truly and wholeheartedly believe God has granted the gifts of wisdom, education, discernment, and talents to be used toward the renewal of the whole person. This will mean my posts, from now on, will include, but not be limited to: ~ Natural health (the use of herbs, essential oils, practical and physical daily health habits), ~ Creative outlets (writing, art, music, crafting, gardening), ~ Spiritual/Devotionals (on topics strictly focusing on Identity, being God's Beloved, God's character, and Your Purpose) ~ Featured Bloggers/Posts (amazing bloggers and artists from the internet who connect with the theme of my blog and, for me, have been inspiring and supportive emotionally) ~ Prayer Minstrel posts (my ongoing series to introduce songwriters/bands that will encourage them) Every month, I will balance my postings between these categories. I want them to be short and simplified enough where the reader does not feel like they have to sit down and read a novel. photo credit I have so often found that modern Christian, sadly, does not offer more than a band-aid approach to those walking through difficult times. The most common ways that Christianity seeks to deal with struggling Christians and heavy issues is to over-simplify it. These are 5 common forms of [unhealthy] support that modern Christianity only seems able to offer: 1. Extend a well-known Bible verse/passage to make others feel better about God, themselves, or their situation. Sorry, this isn't always the most loving, Christ-like approach. Many will disagree with me, as I once did. However, most will never learn how utterly empty this response can be until they themselves have entered into a humbling season of suffering or loss. This reality does not diminished the Word of God. It, in fact, reveals powerfully how the Word of God is meant to be lived out and wrestled in the flesh and to show that Scripture was never meant to be merely words on a page. 2. Quick to speak into the issues and the person's life. The best approach, 99.9% of the time, is to tighten those lips shut and use your ears to fully enter in on listening to the heart of the suffering. 3. Pious, pithy sayings that seems so perfectly and sweetly Christian. Enough said. 4. Being super and overly-optimistic to encourage. Sorry, most of the time, the suffering long for someone to weep with them. We need to understand what kind of responses are appropriate to varying situations. We might be able to see their issuse with clarity and objectivity, but they are in the dark and need someone who will feel their pain with them. 5. Present for a moment, gone for the long-run. This can look like someone who says, "I will pray for you!" and then they seem to disappear from your life until your next meeting. They may say helpful and caring words for the moment, but they don't really deliver a nearness that we humans so long for. I realize we don't have the supernatural ability within ourselves to be there for every single suffering soul. That's not what we are called to do. It can be exhausting and it takes much prayer and discernment to be aware who God is actually leading us to invest in. However, pretending to care for a moment is not an effective form of ministry. I know there are many more unhealthy responses I could cover, but those are the first ones that come to mind. I confess with much embarrassment that I am guilty of all the above. I will never again claim to "have it all together" when it comes to dealing with others or their hard situations. I am learning every day what it means to love with the gentle, long-suffering passion of Christ. It is so beyond our human understanding. It requires so much discernment and patience to know how to love others through their pain. I have suffered. I have experienced deep pain and loss. Not to the same extent as others. But I have tasted enough of pain to become very aware of what happens to our frail flesh in the midst of it. There are raw and deep layers to pain, suffering, and loss that only Christ can restore. But, with a humble heart, we can begin to learn how He designed for us to minister that comfort and support to others, as well as to ourselves. It is a journey, not a race. Suffering is part of our path to glory. It requires an ever-increasing humility to embrace it as precious company this side of eternity. In conclusion, my new areas of focus will begin next week. I pray that they are true medicine and nourishment to any who may stumble across my blog. In the grace of Christ Jesus, Erika
