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Countdown to Christmas with O Antiphon Luminaries
Most believe the O Antiphons were first used in the 500s (that’s more than 1,500 years ago!). The hymn, first written in Latin, was in use as early as 800 AD. If you take the first letter of each name for Christ (in the original Latin), starting with Emmanuel, they spell ERO CRAS, which means, “Tomorrow, I will be there.” Bring the O Antiphons to life with DIY luminaries!
Complete Guide to 12th Night & Epiphany!
The 12 Days of Christmas, which begin on Christmas Day, end on 12th Night, the eve of Epiphany. Epiphany is a Christian feast day that celebrates the revelation of God the Son as a human being in Jesus Christ. The celebration principally commemorates the visit of the Magi to Baby Jesus, which is Jesus' physical manifestation to the Gentiles. Use this guide to discover Epiphany and to celebrate with a 12th Night Party complete with a menu and White Elephant Gift Exchange!
A Family Liturgy for Sundays in Advent
Find the meaning behind the Advent wreath including traditional colors and symbolism. Also included find readings and music for each Sunday of Advent in this Family Liturgy for Sundays in Advent. Use this guide with your Advent Wreath to create a celebration rich with meaning and memories!
Cinnamon Spice Playdough Recipe (Gluten Free Option!)
We created six delightful holiday themes that would make the perfect gift to accompany a copy of our book, The Joy of Advent! We have a playdough option for every member of the family. Rose of Sharon for our pink-loving daughter, green Christmas Tree for our very literal “color must match the thing being made” son, Vanilla cookie because … COOKIES! Read on for some tips for your playdough preparation!
Carols by Candlelight Sing-along With Printable Songbook
Bring the family together for an event of celebration and song by hosting a Carols by Candlelight event. Invite friends and extended family, or round up the household. Print the Carols by Candlelight Booklet (easy booklet printing instructions in the file), bind with staples or ribbon, or write down the titles of your favorite carols.
Complete Guide to St. Nicholas Day!
St. Nicholas Day, observed on December 6th, celebrates the life of Saint Nicholas, a 4th-century Christian saint known for his acts of generosity. St. Nicholas Day is celebrated worldwide, but is most popular in Western Europe. Many of our beloved traditions originated in Germany and surrounding countries. Read on to discover recipes, activities and more.
Explore All Our Holiday Resources
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Traditions
Family traditions, history of holiday favorites, explore traditions from across the globe.
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Recipes
All your favorite holiday foods from a perfect Christmas ham to Grandma’s traditional cut-out cookies.
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Stories
Dramatizations, meditations, stories to bring the Christmas and Advent seasons to life!
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Family Advent
Ideas and inspiration to make this holiday season meaningful for the whole family.
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Gifts & More
Find resources and tips for every area of life, including seasonal gift guides and one-of-a-kind treasures!
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Crafts & DIY
Nothing says Christmas like crafts! Here you’ll find home decor, handmade gifts, crafts for kids, and so much more.