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by HolyHeroes | Nov 5, 2022 | Advent Adventure

An unexpected Advent gift to inspire children:a coloring book that accompanies them throughboth the Advent AND Christmas Seasons! Created to inspire children for each Sunday Mass and feast day from the 1st Sunday in Advent 2022 through the end of the Christmas...

5 Catholic Ways to Celebrate Epiphany

by HolyHeroes | Dec 14, 2020 | Advent Adventure, Meditations & Encouragement, Product Highlight

The word Catholic means “universal”…which means that every culture and people around the world have their own unique traditions! For Epiphany this year, be inspired by Catholic traditions from around the globe! Here are a few of our favorites (and ideas to...

Here’s your Jesse Tree ornament schedule [free printable]

by HolyHeroes | Nov 24, 2020 | Advent Adventure

Download your FREE Jesse Tree Ornaments HERE Every Advent is different: they all start on a different date each year, so there are a different number of days in Advent. There can be as few as 22 days or as many as 28 days. How do you know which Jesse Tree ornaments to...

Where Does the Jesse Tree Come From?

by HolyHeroes | Nov 18, 2020 | Advent Adventure, Meditations & Encouragement, Product Highlight

Here at Holy Heroes, we love sharing ways that Catholics can celebrate the liturgical year! Next up…the Jesse Tree! Doubtless, you’ve heard about the Jesse Tree tradition during Advent. But do you know where the image of the Jesse Tree comes from?...

7 Essential Advent Resources

by HolyHeroes | Nov 5, 2020 | Advent Adventure

Advent is a time of patience and preparation…two words that little ones find difficult to grasp. How many times have you, as a parent, had to say “not until tomorrow,” or “once we get there,” or “wait your turn,” only to be met with cries of frustration? The...

Blessings for Advent & Christmas [free downloads]

by Clara | Dec 4, 2019 | Advent Adventure, Meditations & Encouragement

Blessings are a beautiful way to celebrate the liturgical season. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, “Blessings consist of prayer, Scripture, and sometimes a special ritual sign” (1668). Blessings can be prayed by anyone who has been...