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Are you observing Epiphany this year by Chalking the Door? This is the Catholic tradition of asking God's blessing on your home and all who live in or visit it during the year by writing the request with blessed chalk above the home's entrance. The format for the written blessing is: 20 + C + M + B + 20. The letters represent the names of the three wise men, Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar, but they also represent the latin prayer, "Christus Mansionem Benedicat" which translates as "Christ bless this house."  The + signs represent the cross, one for each of the four seasons of the year 2020.

For the chalking ceremony, the family usually gathers around the door of the house and says a prayer together before the door post or the front of the home is marked with the chalk inscription. This is usually done on or as close as possible to the feast day, and is a great way to proclaim Christ to all who enter our homes! 

Thank you for your continued and steadfast support of this little Catholic Bookstore. We would not be here without support from you and the North Texas Catholic community, so thank you!
                   May God bless you abundantly in the New Year!! 

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Totally yours, 
Immaculate Conception, Mary my Mother, 
Live in me, Act in me, 
Speak in me and through me, 
Think your thoughts in my mind, 
Love through my heart, 
Give me your dispositions and feelings, 
Teach, lead me and guide me to Jesus, 
Correct, enlighten and expand my thoughts and behavior, 
Possess my soul,
Take over my entire personality and life, replace it with Yourself,
Incline me to constant adoration, 
Pray in me and through me, 
Let me live in you and keep me in this union always.
--Prayer of Pope John Paul II