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First Holy Communion Party Celebrations & Communion Party Invitations Cards
The First Holy Communion is becoming a main event! What began as a small get together with a small group of family and friends immediately following the First Communion exercise has now expanded to a Grand or Elaborate event, More About First Holy Communion Party Celebrations. In planning the first communion party, you might want to consider that this is not a typical child’s party. Unlike a wedding, which is primarily designed for adults, or a child’s birthday party, which is geared toward children, a First Communion Party will have guests of all ages. The overall theme should be reflective of the guest of honor, the child, it should also cater to adults as guests rather than chaperones.
Regardless of the size of the communion party, you will want to send personalized First Communion Invitations, to those you would like to attend the communion ceremony and to those who cannot attend but would like to keep the invitation as a memento. Communion invitations should be sent so they are received three to four weeks prior to the event so your invited guest will have time to plan their schedules. Personalized communion cards are available with many themes and have beautiful matching first communion thank you cards, http://www.cardsshoppe.com/thankyoucard_list.asp?catid=4 Note Cards are also available that can be personalized with the child’s name imprinted on the front or simply blank except for the unique image imprinted on the note cards.
Although many consider customizing Communion invitations one of the more dreaded tasks, it can be enjoyable and pleasant, especially if you have help! Creating the perfect communion invitation starts with the ideal communion invitation wording ideas that come from the heart. There are many sample Communion wordings ideas, Communion wording verses and Communion sayings for all types of Communion invitations for you to use just as they are, change them as you would like or write your own.
There are a few websites that offer First Holy Communion Invitations Cards where you can add your own text, typestyle, ink color and then preview before you buy.
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Why Did Ceremony in Human Life Die out?
For hundreds of years. ritual, ceremony and sacred rites filled every day life. Even until. the late 1800's, people had ceremonial ways of talking, dressing, acting, and living life. We had rites of passages for different ages, formal greetings and gestures, holy days, and an overall ceremonial structure to existence. Now that is wiped out and life is like a blank slate. We can live life as if it's sacred and meaningful, or as if it's just a bunch of mindless atomic particles that we participate it. How did the intrinsic ceremonial nature of existence die? I dont' want superficial historical reasons, but maybe more metaphysical/philosophical reasons. Thanks.
My thought is that this has to do with logos (logic/practical thought) being ascendant over mythos (meaning/spiritual thought) at present. "Empty ceremony" is a logos concept, indicating that the ritual doesn't seem to return enough practical value to justify spending the time. When enough people viewed ceremony as empty, it fell into decline.
With any luck, mythos is not actually dead (we do still have some cermonies left), but merely in hibernation. Perhaps mythos and logos will come back into balance some day.
