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Summer Camp
Meg Herriot describes her parish youth group’s summer-camp ministry, offering teens and young adults the chance to mentor younger kids in faith and fun.
Browsing: For Your Family
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When Schedules Collide
What do you do when your schedule comes undone? Lisa Hess considers the challenges of ever-changing summertime schedules.
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A Knight in Shining Armor
Do you find yourself waiting secretly for your knight in shining armor to whisk you off your feet so you…
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Being the Example
When Claire McGarry sees her attitude in the mirror of her son, she realizes she has some changes to make.
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Keeping on Top of Things
Lisa Hess lists three organizing areas where she stays on top of things. What successes can you claim?
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Showing God's Mercy by Listening to Others
Anne DeSantis explains how we can learn to love others through the art of listening.
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Even if you can’t walk the Camino, you can still go on pilgrimage
AnneMarie Miller reflects on her recent experience of pilgrimage and encourages us to make prayerful journeys in our communities.
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What the heck is "tread"?
Andrea Bear shares how the role of marriage can convey not only differences in men and women but also different gifts to the table.
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Family Retreat: Share your faith with your children
Michael and Alicia Hernon explore the benefits of sharing the faith with our children during a Family Retreat.
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Our Journey Through the Sacraments
Elizabeth Reardon explains how parents can respond to teens’ challenging questions about the need for Mass attendance.
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Renewing the Domestic Church (Part 1)
Jessica Ptomey ponders whether we Catholics live our daily family life with its purpose as the Domestic Church in mind.
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Cuidado! Você pode estar viciando seu filho! (Be careful! You may be addicting your child!)
Flávia Ghelardi writes from Brazil in English and Portuguese. Today she explains why parents shouldn’t try to make their children happy all the time.
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Shaping the Rhythms of Our Lives
Amanda Villagómez reboots her summer plans with her priorities in mind. What changes will you make this summer?
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Shoulda, Woulda, Did
Lisa Hess reminds herself to stop letting perfectionism take away from what she has accomplished.