I know I am way behind and I should update you with the beginning of the year 1st. But that takes pictures and pictures take more time and I am ready for bed, so just indulge me. I couldn't miss the opportunity to share with you the conversation I had with William, my darling 5 year old.
While waiting for the sacrament to be passed to us, William was sitting on my lap and I was asking him questions about why we take the sacrament. This is our conversation.
Mom: Why do we take the sacrament?
William: I don't know.
Mom: Who do we think about when we take the sacrament.
William: Jesus
Mom: What about Jesus do we think of when we eat the bread?
William: His body.
Mom: Why do we think of his body?
William: I don't know.
Mom: What did Jesus do for us that we need to always remember?
William: That He sent us to earth.
Mom: Yes, but what did He do for us that we would need to remember His body?
William: I don't know.
Trying to get William to say "He died for us," I decided to ask the question that I knew would produce such an answer.
Mom: Why do we have Easter?
William: Because Jesus died for us and then he was RECYCLED.
I laughed so hard we never were able to finish our talk, and I eventually had to excuse myself from the chapel so I could wipe the tears and regroup myself. I love my boy!!!!!
Update!!!
13 years ago