Hasn’t It Been a Joyful Lent?
Throughout our lives, there are many seasons: birth, growth, sickness, sorrow, sin, repentance, redemption, vocation, love, tragedy, death, and, hopefully, eternal glory. …
About Kate Daneluk
Latest Posts by Kate Daneluk
Crowdsourcing the Culture War
Five years ago, I knew that it would be a struggle to raise my children to be faithful and loving soldiers of …
Easy and Special: Holiday Brownies
Holiday season is in full swing. Left and right you are faced with friends’ and neighbors’ special, labor-intensive, holiday specialties. Your grandmother’s …
Catholic Christmas Shopping Guide
How do you keep Christ in Christmas Shopping? How about: Buying from small, family-owned businesses? Giving gifts that reflect Catholic faith and …
How Many SHOPPING Days ’til Christmas?
Yes, the secularism, the retail racquet, the commercialism has taken over our American culture and it is never more apparent than in …
Halloween: To Partake or Not to Partake?
Editor’s note: Find archived Halloween and All Saints & All Souls Day resources here. LMH Halloween: To Partake or Not to Partake? …
Teaching Children about the Angels
October is here and my mind turns to the angels. As the fall leaves drop and remind us of our earthly transience, …
Schooling with the Saints
No matter what the calendar says, summer is officially over when the children in your neck of the woods go back to school. Most of us are in the swing of the new school year. For some families, changes are big with new students in high school, homeschool, kindergarten or college. For others, the last weeks have brought a return to normalcy.
Summertime and Lemonade: Finding a Balance
Summertime and Lemonade Finding the right balance for a refreshing summer vacation for your kids Summer with kids is like lemonade. It’s …
Mommy Multi-tasking!
Women are supposed to be naturally stronger at multi-tasking than men. Well, that element of the feminine genius has eluded me. Patting …
Empty
This week I spent almost 3 days away from my nursing baby. Three days with a machine to extract milk to save for the future, keep me comfortable, and keep my supply abundant. When I finally got home, I was anxious to feed my baby…
