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Hi! I’m DancerGirl887, and this is a bonus article! There is a show you can watch if you want to learn more about saints called My Catholic Family. If you wonder more about Lent, then you can watch My Time With Jesus. Both shows are made by the same creator and are funny and holy […]
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So hey guys, I am new in here, so just asking what I can do in here, but first I will introduce myself. 1. I love reading, and well I write sometimes too. 2. I am Indian. I am a Malayali who is from a state in India called Kerala. 3. I love all religions […]
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Hello! It’s DancerGirl887, and you are reading the last Lent post, because next week is Palm Sunday (Don’t worry guys, I’ll make a post!). This week is the last week to go to a fish fry and give your money boxes (week 2 exercise). Just so you guys know, I am making a weekly article […]
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Hey everyone! It’s DancerGirl887, and it’s already the 3rd week of Lent! I am really excited to share all about this week, so here we go! I know this article won’t be published until Monday or something, but I’m writing this on Friday. If you are Catholic, you know that in Lent, we fast from […]
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Hey everyone! It’s week 2 of Lent, and I am happy to share what it is all about with you! I’m DancerGirl887, and I love the comedy TV sitcom Full House. I also love the fantasy TV show H2O: Just Add Water. I love them so much that I gave them up for Lent. TV is one […]
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Hi everyone! It’s DancerGirl887! This week is the first week of Lent! I have a post that explains Lent so you know and can learn throughout these 40 days leading to Easter. This week, I want you to donate to your church or a Catholic Church if you can. If you can’t do that, just […]
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Hi everyone! It’s DancerGirl887, and today I am explaining Lent. Lent is the 40 days before Easter, which is the day Jesus Christ rose from the dead, and during Lent, we: 1. Fast 2. Give alms (alms are charity like money to the poor and clothes, shelter and food to the needy) 3. Pray Lent […]
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My favorite almost-saint, also known as a blessed, is Imelda Lambertini. Imelda was born in 1322 in a small town called Bologna, located in Italy. She was an only child, and her parents were devout Catholics. They were known for their generosity and love throughout the town. On Imelda’s 5th birthday, she requested for the […]
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Waffles have been a beloved breakfast staple for centuries by many around the world. With its warm, crunchy outside texture, soft interior, honeycombed-like shape, and irresistible aroma that wafts throughout the room, this delectable treat has become a favorite. Today, waffles are enjoyed in many different ways. Some people love to put melted butter, maple […]
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Longest running GravityCentered series. Wow! Okay, let’s get to the action. *RING RING RING!* Kevin picked up the phone. “Who is it?” Kevin said first. “It’s the *inaudible speaking ensues* of Terrance Phillips. He- *more inaudible speaking*” the man said. “Alright, I’ll sleep on it. Next time, don’t call me at 5:47 in the morning. […]
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On March 17th of every year, people across the world celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, the feast day Ireland’s patron saint, St. Patrick. There’s nothing quite like this holiday, with people wearing green and parades on every corner. People also often look for four-leaf clovers for good luck, dress as leprechauns with gold pots, and drink […]
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October is a Spooky Month, I’m going to share with you a series of posts about Halloween. Here, we’ll delve into its origins, traditions, tales, and superstitions—learning more about this much-loved autumnal holiday. So read on and enjoy our Halloween series! It’s that time of year again — when children and adults get into costumes […]
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Early Slavery Slavery was a part of life in the United States from its colonial beginnings, and slave owners used forced labor to build the young nation and it is booming economy. By the 19th century, abolitionists were campaigning to free all slaves, in the face of opposition from many American states. This resulted in […]