Kate Towne discusses whether Catholic babies can be given names from disciplines such as science, mythology, and literature.
Lisa Hess brings some hidden organization habits out into the open.
Leanne Willen explains three simple but meaningful Lenten practices that have become a tradition in her family.
Charisse Tierney reminds us of the one thing that can help us work through everything from tantrums to teenager troubles.
Roxane Salonen considers the decision married couples make in staying true to their vows, day in and day out.
Lara Patangan loves the idea of setting the world on fire through small acts of kindness.
Emily Jaminet details 10 tried-and-true ways to survive motherhood during the winter months, with a little help from your faith, family, and friends.
It’s difficult for us to understand what a good shepherd does. Linda Kracht breaks down the Gospel stories about the Good Shepherd.
Guest columnist Andreas Widmer offers six ways families can encourage entrepreneurship in their children.
Through the lives of some very special people, Nicole Johnson has been uniquely blessed by the lesson of the inherent beauty and dignity of each person.
Lisa Hess stops frowning long enough to do a necessary counter makeover.
When Kathryn learned her grandson had Down Syndrome, she learned an inspiring lesson about love.
Jesus is serious about us loving one another as He loves us, but how can we possibly fulfill this command? Kelly Guest shares a few practical ways.
Stuck in the mud? Losing your dignity trying to get unstuck? Erin McCole Cupp invites you to take a new perspective on Our Lady of Lourdes.
Looking ahead to a family reunion, Jake Frost recalls his mother’s sacrifices to provide music lessons for her children – and how it paid off.