Religious Snow Fun

January 8, 2010 By

I don’t know where all of my readers live, but we have had our fair share of snow here in Virginia this year! Here are some ideas for some religious fun you can have in the snow! 🙂

Here’s a snow grotto
I found for Our Lady.

Statue of Saint Mary in the snow with flowers in front.

Don’t forget about snow angels! Here’s some
great ideas for fun in the snow.
Two children making snow angels in the snow.
Here’s a nativity snowman set I found on photobucket.
Nativity scene made out of snow on a driveway in front of a house.

 

Or maybe you’d like to eat a bowl of snow ice cream
while learning the story about St. Eulalia of Merida,
the patroness of snow. *not a story for small children*Bowl of Snow Ice Cream representing St. Eulalia of Merida.
If you have any other ideas for religious fun in the snow, please leave a comment- with a link if you have it!

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You can find more Saint feast days and fun ways to living the liturgical year in January here.

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