
As I mentioned earlier, today was the Feast of the Most Holy Rosary.
I had invited a couple families to meet us at the park, but the weather just wouldn't cooperate and so they all came over to our home instead! All I had to do was bake the cupcakes and brew some coffee. Marci brought the crafts, and Amy brought juice for the children. As soon as everyone arrived, we prayed the rosary together, and then Amy, Marci and I got to visit while the children colored pictures, made rosaries, played outside, and ate cupcakes. Here are a few pictures from our celebration.
Following the Rosary, we colored pictures of Our Lady of the Rosary:
Making Rosary Beads:
Our Cupcake Rosary:

Can you tell I am still in a very pink mood from last week? :)
And while typing this post, I listened to a great sermon:
We kept it simple, but still had an absolutely lovely time!
We kept it simple, but still had an absolutely lovely time!
What a great way to spend the day! We intended to make rosaries, my kids have done so before. Friday is our lighter school day so hopefully we'll make them then as we wanted to give them to friends.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great day!! I love the cupcake rosary, it turned out so beautiful! Wish we lived closer!
ReplyDeletei am so jealous...you never did fun stuff when i was there
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Jessica, Thank you so much for taking the time to share your beautiful life with us all. Are you all familiar with Catholic Music Network? We love finding new Catholic artist to listen to. One of our favorites is Danielle Rose. She has an awesome double cd named Mysteries. She has written a song for each mystery of the rosary. It really brings each mystery to life! God Bless, Lori
ReplyDeleteSee Regina, we are working towards making you move back! It is all our evil plan. Can you hear that evil cackle... yes, it is us.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SOOOO much for inviting us! I (WE) had a great time and I loved being able to visit with you and Amy, and I too wish Regina could have been there. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Well done everybody.
ReplyDeleteNo, I am not familiar with the Catholic Music Network. I will have to check it out. Thanks!
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