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Interfaith Holidays
"The challenge for interfaith families is to create holiday celebrations that respect and honor all their religious values and traditions," says family therapist Carleton Kendrick Ed.M., L.C.S.W. "It's not an easy task, and there's no absolutely 'right' way to do it. But there should be no anticipatory anxieties, worries, or confusion about how you will celebrate your holidays."
One thing that can make the process easier is discussing with your spouse what each of you would like to do to celebrate your respective religion during the holidays. Whether it's decorating the house or attending services, work out all the details well before the season begins.
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