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Your children cannot live off your faith
Your children cannot live off your faith
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The story of David and Goliath gives a greater and deeper lesson than just a surface reminder that our God can defeat the giants in life. It provides us a visual example, and a strong message, that our faith cannot be made to fit our children. Amelia Monroe Carlson dives in to how the story of David and Goliath resonates with us today about faith and parenting.
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Family Prayer
Family Prayer
By Stephen Clark
One of my grandmother’s catch phrases was ‘he played (H)amlet’ which she used to describe the annoyance and often over-reaction people have when they argue. Perhaps we can all relate and recall occasions when the top was left off the toothpaste (or the seat left up) and we recited a demented monologue from a Shakespearean tragedy in response.
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The True Lost Generation - Answering Tic-Tock's Question, What's Wrong With Gen Z?
The True Lost Generation - Answering Tic-Tock's Question, What's Wrong With Gen Z?
By Amy Schisler
Our youth are in trouble. They are struggling. They do not recognize their own identities and life purposes. A Tic-Tock psychologist can't solve their problems. Only the return of families to faith can help this lost generation.
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My Road—The Adventures of Tally-Ho Today
My Road—The Adventures of Tally-Ho Today
By A. K. Frailey
Before my husband passed away, we decided to write a children’s book that celebrated the joy we found in our hard but blessed lifestyle.
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My Road—Fruit Will Follow
My Road—Fruit Will Follow
By A. K. Frailey
Like the challenge of any relationship, the seasons speak of pleasant and unpleasant realities that must be endured in order to gain anything.
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My Road—Real Understanding
My Road—Real Understanding
By A. K. Frailey
Communication has always been an issue. Except when someone—human or otherwise—makes his or her meaning loud and clear.
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Honor Your Parents
Honor Your Parents
By Nancy Lessard
The fourth commandment applies to adults as well as children.
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My Road—Never Ignore a Miracle
My Road—Never Ignore a Miracle
By A. K. Frailey
Miracles are often mundane but no less powerful in the great scheme of things. To refuse a miracle is to refuse happiness.
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A Tale Two Tables - What the World Gained and Then Lost Again
A Tale Two Tables - What the World Gained and Then Lost Again
By Amy Schisler
The family table was once a gathering place for everyone, and all were welcome. Today, we've relegated it to a catch-all where there's hardly space to sit a plate. How many things have we lost without the sacredness of the family table?
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Loving Your Child Part 1: What is Love?
Loving Your Child Part 1: What is Love?
By Caroline Godin
A Catholic perspective on parenting kids with needs - Part 1 is about the deeper meaning of Christ’s Love for us to our love for our children. No matter the challenges we face with our children, we must first love them as Christ loves us.
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Landmark Book with Advice on Successful Parenting Back in Print
Landmark Book with Advice on Successful Parenting Back in Print
By Mary Beth Bracy
Esteemed author Fr. Charles Hugo Doyle provides spiritual and practical tips for family life.
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Being More Than Your Vocation
Being More Than Your Vocation
By Melanie Frangos
It’s okay to want more than the vocation you’re called to
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Everyday Blessings
Everyday Blessings
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
As baptized people, we are all called to "be a blessing and to bless." Here's one way to do that.
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16 Powerful Novenas for Motherhood
16 Powerful Novenas for Motherhood
By Andrea Frey
There is no shortage of Catholic novenas for motherhood, which is why I’ve put together this list just for you! These prayers will help strengthen your role as a mom, and they will provide you with guidance and support during difficult times.
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Make Prayer Visual with a Prayer Space
Make Prayer Visual with a Prayer Space
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
One of the easiest ways to catechize the people in your home is by using a Prayer Space.
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Parents: teach chastity as your child goes off to college
Parents: teach chastity as your child goes off to college
By Anne DeSantis
Anne DeSantis discusses the value of chastity especially during a time of year when young people head off to college. Parents these days are concerned about the beautifully decorated college dorm and the happiness of their child, but what about chastity? In this article Anne talks about the value of parents discussing the importance of sticking with one's faith especially during college years.
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5 Fun Ways to Pray With Little Kids
5 Fun Ways to Pray With Little Kids
By Andrea Frey
If you have little kids, here are some fun ideas for praying with them in addition to your usual prayer routine!
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