For Roman Catholics and some Protestant denominations, First Communion or First Holy Communion is an important religious ceremony. Usually celebrated when a child is between the ages of seven to ten, First Communion is akin to a rite of passage, much like a bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah is for Jewish youth. Besides the elaborate ...
First Holy Communion is a very sacred and special occasion in the life of a young Catholic. The very first time the youngest members of the Catholic Church receive the body of Christ, the day requires immense preparation. From hours of Catholic education instruction to rehearsal and shopping for just the right First Communion dress ...
Making the sacrament of First Holy Communion is a joyous event in the life of a little girl. The very first time a young Catholic receives the body of Christ, First Holy Communion is a day to be prepared for and celebrated. Besides the traditional white dress, a headpiece is commonly worn when a young ...
In the Catholic Religion, a child’s First Holy Communion is a very special day indeed. Usually made around the second grade, a child’s First Communion Day is when they experience receiving the body of Christ during Mass for the first time. Truly a day to be prepared for and enjoyed, the overall cost of the ...
This season I was flipping through the annual “denim issue” of a popular women’s magazine. The magazine featured jeans from the True Religion brand, one of the hottest jeans brands around that is beloved by fashion models and Hollywood celebrities. This particular pair of True Religion jeans for fall that were shown in the magazine ...
A first Holy Communion is a very important event in the life of a Roman Catholic child and their family, and it is a time for celebration. However, the celebration does not have to be an extravagant event. The focus should be on the reason for the party and not how impressive it might be ...
Karl Marx feels that religion is a system inside of a sick world. He further feels that a world that requires illusion (religion) has something wrong with it. Karl Marx talks about two primary functions of religion in the “real world,” it being the opium of the people and also it being the sigh of ...
