What's in a Candy Cane? The Hidden Christian Meaning Behind the Ancient Christmas Treat
Below you will find the alleged symbolism behind the candy cane you know and love.
Caroline Perkins is the brand content editor at Church POP. She lives in Denver with her husband and three children. She is also the author of “ABC Get to Know the Saints with Me.”
Below you will find the alleged symbolism behind the candy cane you know and love.
“Yes, that prayer is long - for an hour. That is when we intercede for moms. It is our motherhood hour, where we get up with you.”
“...I was not the same Thérèse any more; Jesus had changed me completely."
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