My children have: Anne, Marie, Louise, David, John, Patrick, Gerald
Catholic Word of the Day links will be provided later by another FReeper.
Calvinism/Armianism |
Aseity |
Humanism |
Murder |
Luna |
Meta-Ousiosis |
Renunciation |
I. H. S. |
Peace of the Church |
Bilocation |
Marriage Bond |
Epikeia |
Scapular Medal |
Clandestinity |
Donatism |
Sign |
Altar Bread |
Curse |
Chrismation |
Religious State |
Clerics of the Pontifical Chapel |
Nehemiah |
Age of Discretion |
Formal Cause |
Monarchianism |
Longinus |
Giants |
Born Again |
Christians in Israel |
Liturgy of the Hours |
Chantry Schools |
Allegorical Sense |
Ruthenian Rite |
Sarum Rite |
Gorgias |
Aureole |
Hospitalers |
Epistle to Titus |
Ars Antiqua |
Matrimonii Sacramentum |
Christian Names |
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/s, for those of you in Rio Linda.
Mine is Joan of Arc. I had always loved her, even as a child. At the liberal parish where we came into the Catholic church, they discouraged us (strongly) from taking Saints’ names, but I did anyway.
The Dutch Reformed Congregation didn’t have any such custom in the 1960s (and probably doesn’t now, either ;-), so I didn’t get a saint’s name until I was confirmed as a Catholic in 1993: Helena.