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This issue: The First Sunday of Advent is December
2. Send e-cards to celebrate Advent and feast days that fall during the season: St. Nicholas,
St. Juan Diego, Our Lady of Guadalupe and Immaculate Conception.
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Advent Begins December 2
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Advent
May our longing for the coming of Jesus fill us with hope and joy. 
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Advent
O God, my heart desires the warmth of your love, and my mind is searching for the
light of your Word. Increase my longing for Jesus. Amen.
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Advent
Our God will come to save us.
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Catholic Saints of Advent
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St.
Nicholas (Dec. 6)
O good holy Nicholas, you who brought joy to children, put in my heart the spirit of childhood
about which the Gospel speaks. Teach me how to sow happiness around me. Amen. 
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St.
Nicholas (Dec. 6)
Lets not forget the real St. Nicholas, who, like all the saints, points to Jesus. 
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Immaculate
Conception (Dec. 8)
O Father, you prepared the Virgin Mary to be the worthy mother of your Son
Help us
by her prayers, to live in your presence without sin. Amen. 
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St.
Juan Diego (Dec. 9)
Juan Diego stands as a bridge between the worlds of the powerful and the powerless. He
was asked to participate in the divine plan, and he said yes.
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Our
Lady of Guadalupe (Dec. 12)
She was the beginning of what we can truly call the New World, where men and women of all
backgrounds could live and work in peace.
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Virgen
de Guadalupe (Dec. 12)
Hijito mío, el más pequeño: no te aflijas por nada; ¿acaso
no estás en mi regazo? ¿acaso no estoy yo aquí, que soy tu madre?
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Advent cards at CatholicGreetings.org.
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