We've been invited to my nephew's First Communion in a few weeks. We're not Catholic and have never been to one of these things before, are you supposed to give a gift? If so, is cash okay?
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For you Catholics ... ? about First Communion
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Re: For you Catholics ... ? about First Communion
I am not Catholic but a lot my family and DH's family is and at least with them cash is always great. Have you ever read (or seen) Angela's Ashes.... on his communion day all Frank can think about is getting enough money so that he can go to the picture show and buy tasty treats.
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Re: For you Catholics ... ? about First Communion
My oldest made out like a bandit last year. Over $100! I'm sure her little sister is hoping for the same but she better not say it or every bill will go into her bank account. LOL Maggie took her money and went shopping last year. She's my kid fore sure!Veronica
Mother of two ballerinas and one wild boy
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Re: For you Catholics ... ? about First Communion
Originally posted by oceanchildCash would have been fine, although we tended to get religious stuff. They usually sell first communion cards at Hallmark and such.~Jane
-Wife of urology attending.
-SAHM to three great kiddos (2 boys, 1 girl!)
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Re: For you Catholics ... ? about First Communion
Originally posted by madeintaiwanI am not Catholic but a lot my family and DH's family is and at least with them cash is always great. Have you ever read (or seen) Angela's Ashes.... on his communion day all Frank can think about is getting enough money so that he can go to the picture show and buy tasty treats.
former catholic here
I'd go w/ First Communion card w/ cash.
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Re: For you Catholics ... ? about First Communion
Cash or savings bonds make a great First Communion gift. You could go the religious route, but in some families (like mine) there are certain family members that always give the same gift (like cross for above the bed, Bible, cross jewelry, etc) so that you might actually end up giving a duplicate.-Deb
Wife to EP, just trying to keep up with my FOUR busy kids!
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