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Being Present in the Messy
Nicole Johnson shares her soul’s struggle against the unrelenting mess of summer, children, and a puppy.
Browsing: For Your Family
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Arming our Children for Spiritual Battle
Our children will face many challenges as they grow and encounter influences outside the home. Tina Mayeux lists different ways we can arm them for spiritual battle.
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Back to School, Back to Prayer
It’s time for new planners, new lunchboxes, and new prayer routines. Megan Swaim offers ideas for starting your family’s day with prayer.
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The Importance of Family Time
How do you spend time together as a family? Danielle Heckenkamp considers the importance of intentionally allowing for family time.
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Rainy Days
Jake Frost relied on childhood memories of simple, imaginative fun to turn a rainy day into a happy day for his four young children. What’s your favorite rainy-day activity?
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Summer Closet Interventions, Part 2
Lisa Hess maintains that if we approach the big spaces with a “Take small steps” mentality, setting reasonable goals for ourselves, it’s easier to get started.
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Too Much Summer?
Laura Nelson is pretty close to being over summer. What about you? Do you find that your spiritual life takes a hit when your plans are wide open?
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What Does a Catholic Woman and Wife Look Like?
What does it mean to be a Catholic woman and wife? Jane Korvemaker maintains that it means finding our identity in Christ our savior, not in constructs of human culture.
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Oh, Sweet Summer!
Summer days are fleeting. Cassie Everts reflects on the time together as family and the memories being made.
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Meatless Fridays: A Continuing Obligation
Birgit Jones offers a reminder that Meatless Fridays are intended to be a year-round practice.
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Leaving Our Differences Behind
Tami Urcia discovered an unintentional benefit of evangelical poverty: The less you have, the less there is to bicker about.
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Summer Closet Interventions, Part 1
Lisa Hess takes advantage of a trimmed-down wardrobe to begin a closet makeover in this first of a series.
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NFP is Hard
Trying to use NFP to avoid pregnancy doesn’t make you any less of a pro-life Catholic.
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Mothers Never Quite Stop Mothering
As a young adult, Kelly Sullivan is grateful to remember that everything a mother does is somehow connected to her love for her children.
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10 Ways to Be a Christ-Centered Parent
Emily Jaminet offers 10 suggestions for becoming a more Christ-centered parent.