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Christmas Gift Ideas

November 21, 2007

“Gift-giving Ideas for the Christmas Season”

”If the Advent season is a time of preparation, the season of Christmas is most definitely a time of celebration. Most of the customs and traditions associated with the feast are celebratory in nature, celebrating not only the birth of Our Lord but also, in a very real sense, [...]

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The History of Christmas Cards

November 21, 2007

Christmas Cards, official items printed with a Christmas message and sent to wish others a “A Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to You.”, were first printed in England in 1843 making them as old as the opera Don Pasquale, the United Free Church of Scotland, the British colony of Natal, a Christmas [...]

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Thanksgiving Sale!

November 21, 2007

Aquinas and More is helping you take care of your Christmas shopping early so you can enjoy a spiritually rewarding Advent. Take 15% off just about everything on our site from Wednesday (21) evening – Monday (26) evening.
All orders over $55 will include a free copy of Catholic Men’s Quarterly and receive free standard shipping [...]

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Secularism, Pius XI, and Christ the King?

October 23, 2007

”The Feast of Christ the King is November 25″

“Pope Pius XI instituted the Feast of Christ the King in 1925 in his encyclical Quas Primas. Pope Pius connected the denial of Christ as king to the rise of secularism. At the time of Quas Primas, secularism was on the rise, and many Christians, even Catholics, [...]

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It’s Time to Order Christmas Cards

October 14, 2007

Aquinas and More Catholic Goods now has Christmas Cards available. Be sure to check out our website for old favorites and over 30 new designs for 2007. To insure that you get the style you want, we encourage you to order early.
Our most popular design so far this year is “Kissing the Face of God.”

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