Tangibly teaching my children about Easter

Absolutely. I love to teach my children to explore the world through different customs and traditions about rebirth, emergence, forgiveness, sacrifice and hope. If egg dying helps them make concrete ideas about life then it’s great. These traditions give them something tangible and material to hold onto while they are figuring out the concepts.

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About Colleen McLean

Colleen McLean is a life long Roman Catholic with a few pagan adventures along the way.  She has been active in lay ministry in two states and four dioceses.

• Attention - April 21, 2014
• Tangibly teaching my children about Easter - April 14, 2014
• Looking for meaning in the Noah film - March 26, 2014
• 022514 quote - February 25, 2014
• Why? - February 24, 2014
• How technology presents opportunities to people of faith - February 23, 2014
• Peace in the Eucharist - February 10, 2014
• When I almost died - January 31, 2014
• People can celebrate what they want - December 16, 2013
• Why who David really was doesn’t matter: A review of Baden’s new book about the historical David - October 24, 2013

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