Have you ever sung “Happy Birthday” to the Virgin Mary as a family?
The Flores Amao family shared how they celebrated the Nativity of the Virgin Mary and the beautiful gifts their three little girls prepared for the Mother of God.
On social media, the family explained that every year, they “throw a party with all our love for each of our holy friends, and of course for the Queen of this home,” and this time was no exception.
With a small altar decorated with flowers, balloons, and posters, the family dedicated time to celebrating the Mother of God on her birthday.
Here’s the post below:
The translated post reads, “Yesterday was a very special day…Every year, we seek to throw a party with all our love for each of our holy friends, and of course, the Queen of this home!
“With many activities (…) and one more achievement in each, Fatima learned to sew and we made a couple of pillows for the little Virgen. We love her so much and it couldn’t stop being such a beautiful celebration. Maybe telling the story of the Virgin Girl, Fatima dedicated a poem to her, and in the end, everyone sang Happy Birthday to the Virgin Mary! Thank you, Mother!”
Two of the three little girls dressed up in Marian costumes and dedicated poems and songs to Our Blessed Mother. They even sang “Happy Birthday,” along with their father accompanying them on the guitar.
The married couple pointed out that Fátima de María, the eldest of their daughters, learned to sew and, with the help of her mother, made some pillows for the Mother of God. Meanwhile, three-year-old María Teresa told the story of the Virgin’s childhood.
“Fatima dedicated a poem to her and at the end, everyone sang Happy Birthday to the Virgin Mary! Thank you, Mother!” they added.
The Flores Amao family belongs to the Lazos de Amor Mariano organization in Peru and is dedicated to teaching their little girls love for the Mother of God.
Will you consider this family tradition?
