In the regular show (at least back in the Richard Dawson days, which is what I’m familiar with), the winning family gets to go for the big money at the end. We had six regular rounds in which one person came up from each team for the faceoff. women with about ten people on each team. In writing about how we played the game, I’m assuming you know the basic rules (you can look it up online if not). Making your own Catholic Family Feud game Some of the answers were surprising, some were funny, and some made me feel normal after years of wondering if I’m the only one who thinks about lunch at Mass (I’m not). We didn’t quite get up to “100 Catholics surveyed,” but we made a good showing at 71. My husband also asked the many men involved in our diocesan men’s conference planning committee to answer it in order to balance out the genders. Just in time to celebrate at least one of the twelve days of Christmas, I bring to you the results of my Catholic Family Feud survey! Many thanks to the Catholic Mom contributors who answered our survey. Amanda Woodiel shares a fun Catholic Family Feud game to play at your next Christmas-season gathering.
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