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      • St. Nicholas Day Blessing of Candy Canes Gift-giving in secret, during the night Stockings are filled while children are sleeping. Nicholas did his gift giving secretly, under cover of darkness. He didn't want to be seen and recognized as he wanted those he helped to give thanks to God.
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  2. May these candy canes, shaped just like your Bishop's staff, be for us a sign of your benevolent care. We rejoice that you are the holy bringer of gifts and that so many have been delighted through your great generosity. Help us to be as generous of heart. Wherever these candy canes are hung, on tree or wall or door, may they carry with them

  3. Nov 25, 2012 · The crook symbolizes the gentle image of Jesus, the Good Shepherd. As shepherd of his people, a bishop carries a hook-shaped staff called a crosier. Since Saint Nicholas was also a bishop, the candy cane serves as a perfect symbol for this patron and protector of children.

  4. Nov 30, 2016 · BLESSING OF THE CANDY CANES ON ST. NICHOLAS DAY. How to shape candy canes into a bishop's crozier for St. Nicholas Day (click) Another tradition that's becoming fun to do with small children is the St. Nicholas Day Blessing of the Candy Canes. The prayer below is a beautiful reflection of Catholic faith.

  5. Wherever these candy canes are hung, on tree or wall or door, may they carry with them the bright blessing of God. May all who shall taste them experience the joy of God

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  6. Dec 4, 2017 · Blessing of candy canes. The candy cane is representative of St. Nicholas’ crozier. On the morning of Dec. 6, break out a box of candy canes, or use the ones left in the children’s shoes. Say this blessing over them and then use them to decorate your Christmas tree. Learn about St. Nicholas.

  7. Jul 16, 2012 · This little family prayer ritual is a perfect way to celebrate St Nicholas’ feast day on the 6th of December. For more information on St Nicholas and the many traditions of his feast day, see this article. This prayer compliments the CathFamily St Nic Candy Cane Holder Activity.

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