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Floating Marshmallows
Can virtues be attained in a bowl of Lucky Charms? Janele Hoerner muses on the virtues she’s learned from her children.
Browsing: Children
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To Such As These
After attending the funeral of a friend’s 11-year-old daughter, Charisse Tierney was reminded of how much our children can teach us about the things that truly matter.
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Oh, No You Didn't!
Laura B. Nelson shares 3 ways to lead your child to Jesus, maintaining that children have an openness to God that adults have often lost.
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Loving God is Child's Play
A relationship of love with the living God is not as complicated as Melanie Jean Juneau once thought; it is actually child’s play.
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Quality Time vs. Quantity of Time
Quantity of time begets quality of time, Marya Jauregui maintains.
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The Crying Room
Laura Phelps made her way to the crying room and proved to a young mom that it’s not about having it all together.
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Perseverance Hand in Hand with Fortitude
Marya Jauregui notes that if you can give your children the tools of fortitude and perseverance they will go far in life and faith.
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O Come, Let Us Adore Him
Guest author Deanna K. Klingel takes inspiration from her grandchildren’s response to the Nativity scene.
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The Supreme Gift Of Marriage
Tommy Tighe shares how his children really are the supreme gift of his marriage: they touched his life and increased his faith at a time when he needed them the most.
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Book Review: "Dear Pope Francis"
If you had the opportunity to ask Pope Francis anything, what would you ask? Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur reviews “Dear Pope Francis” in which Pope Francis answered questions from children around the world.
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Mercy: the Virtue of the Month
Linda Kracht focuses on the virtue of Mercy, encouraging readers to make it a priority to root your children, yourself, family and friends and others in Mercy.
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Soccer Practice Isn't In the Bible
Sarah Greesonbach recommends that parents rethink their family priorities and reclaim family culture for God.
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FAMÍLIA NUMEROSA: LOUCURA OU SANTIDADE? (The Large Family: Madness or Holiness?)
Flávia Ghelardi writes from Brazil in English and Portuguese. Today she discusses how countercultural it is to have a large family, and urges parents not to be discouraged from welcoming children into their lives.
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The US Post Office Can Increase your Child’s Faith
The Word comes in many forms. And a powerful form of the Word is if it comes from them (through you) in the future delivered by our government for less than one dollar. Peter Serzo offers tips on evangelizing your family via the U.S. mail.