It was made by Janet at Heirloom Embroidery, when I was looking for a dress that didn't look like something you'd wear to your quinceanera.
Here, Fr. Miguel gives a homily to Daisy and her fellow first communicant, all by themselves on the steps to the sanctuary. The bishop had him slated to talk about the annual appeal (money) but he wanted to be sure to include the girls. This was the best way. The best.
Daisy with Miss Bridget from school. At the party afterwards, I looked around and was stunned by how many strong women have taken Daisy into their hearts--Bridget, two sisters from the parish, her godmother, and so on. It's really heartening.
It's all so sweet and cute. She didn't throw up in the pew (at the second reading she looked at me like maybe it was coming). She did well. All was well. And there was lemon cake.







8 comments:
Congrats, Daisy! I am glad it went well!
Congratulations to Daisy!
The chat on the steps is a great picture! Congratulations.
I love the chat on the steps. And lemon cake (goes without saying really, but I had to say it).
I love that photo on the steps too. That's the kind of memory you want to have of your First Communion - of it being about you & your cohort & beginning that stage of life in the Church.
We have, I am not being bold to say, the best pastor.
Yes, you do! He made the whole liturgy perfect for the girls and for everybody in that church with his personal homily for them. It was, truly, perfect.
Oh, she is beautiful.
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