Thursday, March 1, 2012
Breadmaking for St. Joseph Altar
I'm not a homeschool mom that makes homemade bread everyday (partly due to the fact I would be tempted to eat too much of it :) ), but each year our homeschool group gathers to make bread, usually sometime in the month of February, to prepare for a beautiful March 19th feast day, the feast day of St. Joseph. You can see my last year's post and more pictures about our annual breadmaking HERE.
Below are pictures from this year's fun as each child and parent made their own creations to decorate our future St. Joseph's altar. Our homeschool families will gather on Sunday, March 18 in honor of St. Joseph. To see last year's great celebration click HERE.
My oldest daughter made this Monstrance
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2 comments:
Hey Tracey,
Loved seeing the preparations for the St.Joseph Altar. Wish we could be there for the feast day celebration. I am on my way to the kitchen to bake the cuccidata to send to Jen (only wish I had a few more helpers like Jen did for the breadmaking!
Hi Barbara!
Thank you for stopping by my corner of blog land here and always leaving your wonderful comments!
We'll miss you for this year's celebration, but you will be with us in spirit especially when we enjoy all your delicious hard work on the cuccidatas! :)
Thank you for your gift of time, support, and love for this feast day and our families! God bless and hope to see you soon!