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Review Sarah Reinhard's beautifully designed book is ideal for those families who wish to embrace the true meaning of Christmas and to grow closer to Christ. -Ellen Gable Hrkach, authorGive your family a gift before the season begins, and then purchase several extra copies to give to family and friends. -Lisa Hendey, author, founder of CatholicMom.com Product Description Advent is a season almost forgotten by the secular world. With new toys and electronics available, why should we focus on this time of anticipation? Most everyone cannot wait for Christmas morning to arrive, but is it for the right reason? Sarah A. Reinhard designed Welcome Baby Jesus for you and your family to capture some of what's intended by the liturgical season of Advent. Each day has a Scripture quote from the Sunday gospel readings, a brief reflection, and an action to complete. With each passing Sunday, your Advent Wreath will grow brighter, your family's faith will grow stronger, and the true meaning of this season will be discovered. From the Author This booklet is designed to help you and your family capture some of what's intended by the liturgical season of Advent. Each day has a Scripture quote, a brief reflection, and an action to complete.What I hope you gain from this booklet is an appreciation of Advent. Do as much--or as little--as you can each day.May your Advent be blessed this year, and may your Christmas be better for the preparation you do during Advent. From the Back Cover Welcome Baby Jesus offers daily activities that encourage families to Think, Pray, and Act based on words from Scripture. These exercises are designed to engage your household during the Advent season by typing Scripture and reflection to your daily life. With each passing Sunday and each candle lighting, your Advent wreath will burn brighter, your family's faith will grow stronger, and the true meaning of this season will be discovered. About the Author Sarah Reinhard is a Catholic wife, mother, and writer living in Ohio. She writes at SnoringScholar.com in the midst of rural farm life with little ones underfoot. A convert to Catholicism, she's still learning what to do and when to do it, and she struggles (like so many others) with keeping sight of her faith in the midst of everyday life.
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