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See original thread.
Sticky post with all the planning threads.
Put all of your ideas and links for celebrating January feasts in this thread.
January is dedicated to the HOLY NAME OF JESUS
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I just pulled my files for January and started making some plans for the next month so I thought I might get it going.........
We will continue to finish our 12 days of Christmas celebrations and lapbook (Lapbooks for Catholics).
We will observe all 40 days of Christmas (but not the food part!)
Religion in the Home for Preschool
January 1st: Mary, Mother of God
Mondays With Mary teatime - pages 13 - 16
We will be using up some of the leftover "treats" from Christmas!
Mother of God Coloring Book
From Catholic Mosaic Mary the Mother of Jesus by, Tomie dePaola
We will also be reading from Catholic Mosaic this month:
The Little Match Girl
January 2nd - St. Basil the Great, St. Gregory Nazianzen
Coloring pages for both these men in The Fathers of the Church Coloring Book
more resources: Saints and Feast Days, Cooking with the Saints, and Saints Lives and Illuminations.
from Catholic Culture - activities
2nd Sunday after Christmas - Epiphany of the Lord (Jan. 6 EF)
The Last Straw by, Fredrick Thury
Catholic Culture activites here
We will be making King cake, most likely with store bought cinnamon rolls  . And my MaryGrace has to get the baby this year.
Dad will do the blessing with the chalk and suchmatter.
I have frankinsence incense to burn. 
Any excuse to use the stinky stuff!
January 4th - St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
checking at Catholic Culture for their activities.
Reading Vision Book: Mother Elizabeth Seton and the Sisters of Charity, coloring page here: at Paper Dali (golly, you are a talented lady!)
Coloring Saints
Little Story Here
Sunday after Epiphany - Baptism of the Lord (Jan. 13 EF)
Activity here
and we hope to make Christ's diapers just for kicks!
January 13th - St. Hilary of Poitiers
January 17th - Gospel is the Wedding at Cana
January 20th - St. Sebastian
from: Heroes in God's Church
January 21st - St. Agnes, & Feast of Our Lady of Altagracia
St. Agnes Picture book of Saints, Heroes of God's Church
A Gift of Gracias by, Julia Alvarez
January 23rd - Mondays With Mary teatime pgs 17 - 19
Betrot hal to St. Joseph
January 25th - Conversion of St. Paul
I will probably whip out our lapbook from the Year of St. Paul - see Lapbooks for Catholics website
January 26 - St. Timothy and St. Titus
book: Saints and Feast Days
January 27th - St. Angela Merici
book: Saints and Feast Days
January 28th - St. Thomas Aquinas patron saint of schools and students. I have holy cards for each, and we will say this prayer
page from CHC's "A Year with God"
books:
St. Thomas Aquinas, The Dumb Ox, by G K Chesterton
St. Thomas Aquinas, The Story of the Dumb Ox by, Mary Fabian Wyndeatt
Coloring page
And from my Catholic Woman's Daily Planner a quote from St. Hillary of Poitiers
"Everything that happened to Christ lets us know that, after the bath of water, the Holy Spirit swoops down upon us from high heaven and that, adopted by the Father's voice, we become son's of God."
"Disorder in society, is the result of disorder in the family" St. Angela Merici
My daughter will be receiving First Confession the 16th of January - we have finished the First Confession lapbook pieces and put them into her First Confession/First Communion Scrapbook
and finally,
"Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." Will Rogers
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Bumping for ideas for the rest of the month.
And what have you done already...
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TxTrish,
Geesh I am in awe of that list. Wow! And, hey, I saw my name there! :) Thanks for the Paper Dali mention. So happy to be of service. 
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Anyone have any ideas for St. Timothy????
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Adding the links for stories in the Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact comics that fit January feasts.
With Christ on earth: St. Basil - January 2
Mother Seton: Lovely lady of little old New York
With Christ on Earth - Mother Seton
Mother Seton: Lovely lady of old New York - January 4
God's Frontiersmen: Marguerite Bourgeoys - January 12
St. Paul, the first hermit - January 15
With Christ on Earth: St. Anthony of Egypt - January 17
Feast Day of St. Sebastian: Soldier, Martyr - January 20
Saint Agnes: Patron saint of young girls
Saint Agnes
Saint Agnes of Rome - January 21
Acts of the Apostles - The Conversion of St. Paul - January 25
The Feast Day of St. Thomas Aquinas
The Angelic Doctor
The Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas - January 28 (March 7 EF)
The Boys' Friend - John Bosco
The Apostle of Youth & Part II
Father of Many Boys - January 31
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Trying to update the thread with older thread links on feast days from this month.
Epiphany
Epiphany ideas?
Planning and Epiphany Party
Names of Jesus unit
Feast of the Most Holy Name of Jesus
Most Holy Name of Jesus coloring page thread
Activity-Feast of the Baptism of Our Lord
Baptism of the Lord plans
More craft help needed-St. Agnes
St. Agnes
Our Lady of Altagracia Crafts?
A recipe for the feast of St. John Bosco
Please continue to add your ideas and suggestions to fill in the resource. Thanks!!
J E S U S Craft – Make an Optical Illusion - Catholic Icing
Holy Name of Jesus recipe ideas - Catholic Cuisine
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I hope I'm not out of line linking to my own blog posts but....
I have a few crafts for the Baptism of our Lord on my Blog:
Jesus Baptism ~ John the Baptist ~ Seashell Ornament
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John the Baptist ~ Jesus Baptism ~ Seashell Wreath
I also would like to share my Pro-life Rosary Activity for January (Jan. 22)
Sorry, if this not okay to do...and just delete it if it's not okay.
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all for God wrote:
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It's totally fine. That's exactly what we are looking for, Jennifer. Your blog has great ideas so thanks for sharing them, and it's good to connect you to your work - I had seen (and pinned) the ornament craft already on Pinterest.
I did edit the post to include the name of our crafts so that it's easier to see exactly what it's linked to
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MaryM wrote:
It's totally fine. That's exactly what we are looking for, Jennifer. Your blog has great ideas so thanks for sharing them, and it's good to connect you to your work - I had seen (and pinned) the ornament craft already on Pinterest.
I did edit the post to include the name of our crafts so that it's easier to see exactly what it's linked to |
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Thank you Mary...I'm still learning the ropes around here...I don't get on as often as I would like!
Thanks for fixing my link names. 
Oh and watch those *old* Pinerest pins that link to my crafts...Most of them won't work anymore. I moved my blog about a month ago, so the addresses on pinerest are now wrong.
But I'm very glad you liked it!!
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Saw this today from Vatican Information News Service. I didn't know about this connection with farmers and animals with St. Anthony Abbot.
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FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY ABBOT IN THE VATICAN
VATICAN CITY, 13 JAN 2012 (VIS) - Tuesday 17 January is the Feast of St. Anthony Abbot, patron of livestock farmers and protector of animals. As in other years, the Italian Association of Livestock Farmers (AIA) will hold its traditional exhibition of farm animals in front of St. Peter's Square. Mass for the farmers and their families will be celebrated in the Vatican Basilica at 11 a.m., followed by a procession of horses in Via della Conciliazione. Finally, Cardinal Angelo Comastri, archpriest of the papal basilica of St. Peter's in the Vatican, vicar general of His Holiness for Vatican City and president of the Fabric of St. Peter's, will impart a blessing upon those present. It is expected that, as in previous years, many Roman citizens will come with their pets to attend the event. |
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