By Theresa Thomas
live more naturally. Go to bed earlier and get up earlier, following nature’s cycle of darkness and light. Kreeft says this aids in simplicity because the things people do in the morning are usually simple things
By Carissa Douglas
I admit it. Lent scares me a little. It started when I told a priest that I wasn't sure if I was giving up enough for Lent.
By St Leo The Great
Homilia 44 is taken from the book Glimpses of the Church Fathers and it ...
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Mary Cooney
This year, I love how the end of the Easter Season overlaps with the month of May, the month dedicated to honoring Our Blessed Mother. Surely this is part of God’s plan.
By Mary Cooney
Understanding our children can be one of the most mystifying aspects of being a parent. There are times when our children’s behavior or words leave us perplexed and confused:
By Theresa Thomas
“Helping a person in need is good in itself. But the degree of goodness is hugely affected by the attitude with which it is done.
By Isaac Francis
This is one of Isaac's frist sonnets. Written from the perspective of God.
By Carissa Douglas
I'm not kidding. The Holy Spirit honestly sent me a pencil sharpener. It's a heavy duty (Panasonic) plug-in that looks like it could handle the flurry of pencils we somehow manage to go through in the course of only one school day.
By Patti Armstrong
Every parent knows that the easiest way to use your heart is to welcome a child into your life. From that point on, love is not even an option.
By Francis Fernandez
The feast was first observed in the Eastern Church as “The Encounter”. In the sixth century, it began to be observed in the West:
By Theresa Thomas
Let me assure you that what you do might be one of the most significant things in the world. Let me explain.
By Carissa Douglas
The other day, my seven year old interrupted my phone conversation. "She's using my toothbrush to scrub the inside of the toilet!!!" I nodded, blanked-faced. I knew exactly what child she was talking about.