In 2006 Elizabeth posted about these lovely chocolate coins she filled her children's stocking with for St. Nicholas Day. I immediately ordered some and now they are a family tradition. I think if you wanted to get in on a little saint symbolism today would probably be the last day you could order and receive them in time. Gold Chocolate Coins from Paidea Classics (scroll down a bit for the coins) are a lovely addition to your celebration.
The O Night Divine Store
Categories
- Advent (148)
- Advent: 1st Sunday of Advent (11)
- Advent: 2nd Sunday of Advent (5)
- Advent: 3rd Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday (5)
- Advent: 4th Sunday of Advent (2)
- Advent: Books and Movies (11)
- Advent: Calendars (6)
- Advent: Cards and Photos (5)
- Advent: Crafts and Activities (42)
- Advent: Customs and Traditions (40)
- Advent: Dec. 01, St. Edmund Campion (1)
- Advent: Dec. 03, Memorial of St. Francis Xavier (1)
- Advent: Dec. 04, St. Barbara (3)
- Advent: Dec. 06, Optional Memorial of St. Nicholas (7)
- Advent: Dec. 07, Memorial of St. Ambrose (1)
- Advent: Dec. 08, Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception (2)
- Advent: Dec. 09, Memorial of St. Juan Diego (4)
- Advent: Dec. 10, Our Lady of Loretto (1)
- Advent: Dec. 12, Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe (4)
- Advent: Dec. 13, Memorial of St. Lucy (7)
- Advent: Dec. 17-23, Great O Antiphons (14)
- Advent: Decorations (3)
- Advent: Foods and Drink (8)
- Advent: Liturgy (13)
- Advent: Music (7)
- Advent: Prayers and Novenas (9)
- Advent: Preparation (14)
- Advent: Reflections and Memories (12)
- Advent: Saints (24)
- Around the Blogosphere (12)
- Books (12)
- Celebrating Advent (4)
- Christmas (29)
- Christmas: Books and Movies (3)
- Christmas: Cards and Photos (4)
- Christmas: Crafts (6)
- Christmas: Customs and Traditions (11)
- Christmas: Dec. 25, Solemnity of Nativity of Our Lord (4)
- Christmas: Dec. 27, St. John, Apostle & Evangelist (1)
- Christmas: Decorations and Ornaments (8)
- Christmas: Epiphany (3)
- Christmas: Feast of Holy Innocents, December 28 (1)
- Christmas: Foods and Drink (3)
- Christmas: Jan 1, Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (1)
- Christmas: Liturgy (4)
- Christmas: Music (4)
- Christmas: Prayers (4)
- Christmas: Reflections (2)
- Christmas: Saints (3)
- Crafts (24)
- Gift-Giving (8)
- Giving and Sacrifice (6)
- Imbibe (1)
- Literature (1)
- Liturgical Year (15)
- Loveliness Fairs (3)
- Marian Feast Days (8)
- Memories (9)
- Ordinary Time: June 24, Solemnity of Birth of John the Baptist (1)
- Ordinary Time: Solemnity of Christ the King (5)
- Organization (8)
- Picture Study (4)
- Saints (4)
- Santa Claus (2)
- Written by Alice Gunther (11)
- Written by Bridget (3)
- Written by Christine Volpe (3)
- Written by Dawn (4)
- Written by Elizabeth Foss (3)
- Written by Gwen Wise (10)
- Written by Jennifer Gregory Miller (36)
- Written by Mary Ellen Barrett (69)
- Written by Mary Machado (11)
- Written by Meredith Henning (4)
- Written by Michele Quigley (11)
O Night Divine Archives
Resources from the Web
- Once Upon A Christmas
- . . .The True Meaning of Christmas
- Christian Christmas: Christmas In Cyberspace
- Illuminated Ink - Catholic Games - Catholic Gifts - Catholic Crafts - Catholic Fun!
- CatholicMom
- Catholic Online - Saints & Angels
- St. Nicholas Center
- Domestic-Church
- Catholic Culture
- OrganizedChristmas.Com
Shopping
- Mystic Monk Coffee
- Advent and Christmas at Aquinas and More Catholic Gifts
- Julie's Stuff; Quality Products For Mother and Child
- Family-Centered™ Press
- Miracoli Beads | Come Be Inspired
- Beads of Mercy - Handcrafted, Unique Rosaries and Chaplets
- Catholic Supply Online
- The Catholic Company
- Leaflet Missal Company
- Catholic Child Catalog
Mater Et Magistra
« And the winners are.... | Main | Salvation History Presented Through the Advent Wreath »
November 28, 2008
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
Christmas Novena
- Hail and blessed be the hour and moment in which the Son of God was born of the most pure Virgin Mary, at midnight, in Bethlehem, in piercing cold. In that hour, vouchsafe, O my God! to hear my prayer and grant my desires, through the merits of Our Saviour Jesus Christ, and of His Blessed Mother. Amen
Feast Days of the Christmas Season
- December 25th - Solemnity of Christmas
- December 25 - January 1st - Octave of Christmas
- December 26th - St. Stephen
- December 27th - St. John
- December 28th - The Holy Innocents
- December 29th - St. Thomas Becket
- Decmber 31st - The Holy Family
- January 1st - Mary, Mother of God
- January 2nd - St. Gregory Nazianzen
- January 2nd - St. Basil the Great
- January 3rd - Most Holy Name of Jesus
- January 4th - St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
- January 5th - St. John Neumann
- January 6th - Bl. Andre Bessette (Traditional Epiphany)
- January 7th - Epiphany
- January 8th - Baptism of Our Lord
Those look great! I believe this is going to become a tradition for us as well!
Posted by: Kitty | November 28, 2008 at 12:54 PM
PS I have been waiting all year to see your first post of the season! Welcome back!
Posted by: Kitty | November 28, 2008 at 12:55 PM
I'm glad you posted this, as I wanted to do that, too. We order these. The greatest thing is that there is a non-dairy (dark chocolate) version, which is safe for my food allergic son. He is just thrilled to receive these!
Posted by: Jennifer G. Miller | November 28, 2008 at 03:45 PM