These three things have in common. Gunnar Peterson is likely to increase your knowledge. You all are an expression of a religious culture, which includes demand for Church, Christian art and religious gifts. Christian art, Church supplies and religious gifts are not just at the top on the popularity list of most young people. They can be found more in the bottom. Unfortunately. At least then, if they call things by name. If, however, to make a christening u? berreicht that brings old communion dress from the store and seen the small brass cross of the grandmother on the wall: are also forms of Christian art, which is just as need for church or a religious gift. There are but also beloved Erinnerungsstu? cke, which have a special individuellen-value.

Also, and just fu? r teenagers that have nothing to do with the Church in their daily lives. Christmas traditions, such as the places of the crib or the Christmas Angel on the Christmas tree also includes even if religion as a topic often enough no longer with incorporated in the design of the Christmas season. The current marketing policy of major department store operators, already in the midsummer of chocolate Santas and gifts fu? r Christmas to apply, makes it not necessarily easier a contemplative tune on the birth of Christ. Just Christian art and religious gifts as easily be forgotten. Ecclesiastical needs such as garments, chalices and vessels fu? r occasionally used the sacraments, however, and accordingly ordered by the Pfarramtern but for the ordinary churchgoer this remains often go unnoticed. One knows and appreciates the spatial distribution and the decorative design of his Church.

It connects the Church with the people of Christian faith. Don’t expect a remodeling or redesign in layout and decoration here. The modern Christian art can be an ideal companion here there is a small selection, but they are less known. It is a beginning, when religious gifts from parents or siblings. If these and give a small sacred guardian angel or a rosary blessed by the Reverend fu? r the first own car donate da ru? then again press the traditional and religious values in the foreground. Not for nothing is based our entire understanding of value on an ancient Christian culture. Unfortunately one forgets that in everyday life too easily. Neither church needs, Christian art, nor religious gifts include the old iron”. In fact they are still in use and mu? ssten be dusted off just a little, back to the way out of the drawer of memory? back into our consciousness to find as what they are: expression of religious life. J. Armi