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BeesKnees
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Our family has started up a rabbitry (raising rabbits) and were trying to find a good Catholic name for it. Any suggestions? 
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Rascalking
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I can think of a dozen! Oh, you mean acceptable for a family audience?
Nevermind.
Nevermind.
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Verbum_Caro
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Non_Serviam
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If a bit of humour is acceptable, what about St. Bunnyface? 
It’s catchy and memorable.
If too humourous, my apologies.
It’s catchy and memorable.
If too humourous, my apologies.
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BrokenFortress
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Well as it turns out there is a patron saint of rabbits and other small animals (I didn’t know this! Now my chinchillas have a patron saint )
St. Melangell (also known as St. Monacella)
I personally like the sound of Monacella better (perhaps it’s pronounced Mona-chella like many Italian names?)
So my vote is for something like Monacella Rabbitry
st-melangell.org.uk/English/Church/stmelangellchurch.htm
catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=5057
)St. Melangell (also known as St. Monacella)
I personally like the sound of Monacella better (perhaps it’s pronounced Mona-chella like many Italian names?)
So my vote is for something like Monacella Rabbitry
st-melangell.org.uk/English/Church/stmelangellchurch.htm
catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=5057
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BeesKnees
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Humour is acceptable Monacella is a pretty name. I kept on thinking about something to do with St. Francis but putting a possessive on the name Francis sounds funny (IMHO) (Francis’ Rabbitry). Hmmm…
Monacella is a pretty name. I kept on thinking about something to do with St. Francis but putting a possessive on the name Francis sounds funny (IMHO) (Francis’ Rabbitry). Hmmm…
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purplesunshine
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For some reason I think of St. Benedict or St. Lucy. I don’t know why:shrug:
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Galnextdoor
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The patron saint of domestic animals is St. Anthony the Abbot. How about the Abbot’s Rabbits?
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DaveBj
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St. Bunnedict?
running to hide before someone tells me to get me to a bunnery
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Non_Serviam
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The Bunnery-that’s cite!
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BeesKnees
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DH really likes Abbot’s Rabbits Any other ideas?
Any other ideas?
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grace_singh
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St. Francis’ Home for the Perpetually Lapine
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chriskepics
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I run the St. Francis Rabbitry in Hampton, VA.
Check us out on facebook at: facebook.com/stfrancisrabbitry
or our website at: stfrancisrabbitry.com
Check us out on facebook at: facebook.com/stfrancisrabbitry
or our website at: stfrancisrabbitry.com
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7armyrugrats
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My daughter votes for Abbot’s Rabbits!
For what it’s worth, we call our rabbitry Peter’s Rabbits. It’s not copyrighted so we don’t mind sharing the name. We also raise guinea pigs with our rabbits. Also have doves, chickens, turkeys, geese, guineas, peacocks, paraketes, cats, dogs, and thinking about adding more critters soon.
Do you keep bees (noticed your name)? If you do and don’t mind, PM me some info. My husband and sons are dying to keep bees but we don’t know how to get started.
For what it’s worth, we call our rabbitry Peter’s Rabbits. It’s not copyrighted so we don’t mind sharing the name. We also raise guinea pigs with our rabbits. Also have doves, chickens, turkeys, geese, guineas, peacocks, paraketes, cats, dogs, and thinking about adding more critters soon.
Do you keep bees (noticed your name)? If you do and don’t mind, PM me some info. My husband and sons are dying to keep bees but we don’t know how to get started.
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FrenzyJen
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Genesis.
As in, “be fruitful and multiply”. Lol.
As in, “be fruitful and multiply”. Lol.
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chriskepics
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I do not raise bees. I do raise, rabbits for meat, chickens for eggs and we have two dogs, (a siberian husky & a basset hound) and three cats.
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