Angela Messenger has very kindly offered to take over this work. Last year "moneybags" started the patron saint for a year and told over 400 people the saint that had chosen them for the year. I was chosen by St. Thomas.
If you would like a patron saint this year please
go here to Angela Messenger's blog.
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Thank you sooo much for the link.
I'll have to look into that.
St. Michael is my patron for this year. I look forward to receiving a saint for 2008!
I would love to do that. I could really use a patron saint for 2008.
I'm just visiting your nice blog and read this. Thanks for mentioning it. I'd love to participate.
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for the visit and comment. It is great that so many people are participating in this. I am sure it is going to be more popular than last year.
This is so cool. I can't wait to check it out!
Jane
How fun is this?! Thanks for the link, Therese!
wow, thanks for posting this. I wonder who I will get :P
I did this last year. Have not been nearly as good as I want to ask my Saint for help.
I was thinking I might try this with my students who are going to be confirmed. I think some of them might like the fact that it is the saint choosing them.
Hey good idea, we have a family patron saint and a family litany we add to the end of the Rosary, but no saint for the year.
I love that idea.
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