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6 comments:
Should the 'Our Father' be prayed in the first person when praying alone
Anonymous-
We address God as "Our Father who art in heaven" because we belong to Him, our loving Father, who created us and watches over us, who adopts us through sanctifying grace as His children, and who destines us to live forever with Him in heaven, our true home.
Love the punched tin candle holders. Pretty!
Monica Blazejack- They are so easy to make too! :)
How do you punch holes in the cans?
Mary Lou
Moe- You can use a small hammer and a nail.
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