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There are a few non-essential ones, too! Perhaps this list will inspire you to bring some of these holy and helpful items into your home.
Being a “good” Catholic is something most of us strive to become throughout our lives. While our behavior should reflect our faith, we also have a number of tools to help us in achieving our goal.
These include some essential items that can be helpful as you try to put your faith into practice and deepen your spiritual journey. Not every household will have all of them at hand (which is perfectly normal and okay!), but here is a list of items that many Catholic households find useful and meaningful:
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Being a “good” Catholic is something most of us strive to become throughout our lives. While our behavior should reflect our faith, we also have a number of tools to help us in achieving our goal.
These include some essential items that can be helpful as you try to put your faith into practice and deepen your spiritual journey. Not every household will have all of them at hand (which is perfectly normal and okay!), but here is a list of items that many Catholic households find useful and meaningful:
Bible
This is the most fundamental book for Catholics and all Christians. It’s important to have a Bible in your household for reading and reflection. It’s even better if it’s one that has been passed down through generations with favorite passages earmarked by loved ones who’ve gone before us. If you are not fortunate enough to have such a Bible in your family, then you can start the tradition now and begin marking your Bible for future generations. Bibles are available in many versions and translations, but if you’re just starting out, be sure to select a Catholic version.Crucifix or Cross
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15 Essential items for a Catholic household
There are a few non-essential ones, too, that you might be inspired to bring into your home.
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