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Jesse James Decker She is a proud mother after her son takes a big step in the Catholic faith.
“Our hearts are so full as Forrest received his first Communion,” Decker, 38, via Instagram Sunday, May 3. “So proud of him ✝️🙏🏽What a beautiful and special day🫶🏻✝️.”
In her latest social media post, the Kittenish founder posed with her husband, Eric Deckerand their four children: Vivian, 12, Eric Jr., 10, Forrest, 8, and Denver, 6.
Other photos show Forrest in church preparing to receive the body of Christ for the first time. (For Catholics, the body of Christ primarily refers to the Eucharist, which Catholics believe is actually the body and blood of Jesus Christ.)
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“Forrest received his first Holy Communion today,” Jessie wrote on her Instagram Story as her son posed outside the church. “Proud of him.”
Just a year ago, the country singer documented little Eric’s communion service at church. She at that time call it A “special and important milestone.”
Jesse isn’t the only famous Catholic to have his family celebrate First Communion.
Tom Llamas
Courtesy of Tom Llamas/InstagramNBC Nightly News host Tom Llamas His son Thomas received the latest sacraments.
“Our little guy has taken a big step ✝️,” he wrote via Instagram on Sunday.
Llamas’ colleagues, including Stephanie Rule and Ruan Weiqiwe were quick to congratulate the journalist’s son on his achievement.
Bachelor Nationof Michael Arius A family member’s big day was also celebrated at the Catholic Church over the weekend.
“Happy First Communion to my beautiful niece Gwen,” the former spinster Contestants shared through Instagram on Sunday. “We are so proud of you, darling. You made me a happy godfather today! #firstcommunion #family.”
For Catholics, First Communion is a special ceremony for children receiving the Eucharist for the first time. This is also a time for children to affirm and celebrate their faith with friends and family. The sacrament is usually celebrated around the age of seven or eight.
“Jesus calls you to be witnesses of communion, builders of bridges and sowers of trust in a world that is often filled with division and suspicion,” Pope Leo XIV Young people were previously told in November 2025 by Vatican News. “Do not be afraid, then, to identify yourself as a Christian, to live out the Gospel with zeal and to share the joy that comes from encountering the Lord. Always remember the following words and courageously bring their meaning to others: ‘In every situation of our lives we experience that we are never alone, because as children we are always loved, forgiven and encouraged by God.'”