by Olivia Spears
The Role of Grandparents in Faith Formation
You know we are passionate about parents as primary catechists of their children, but what role do grandparents play in the faith formation of their grandchildren? This question wades into more delicate waters, but since we have many grandparents in our community, let's dive in together.
by Olivia Spears
A Catholic View on Work and Rest
Catholicism claims that our labors do not remain empty or servile but should be tended to in and for love. When this happens, work makes us more of who we really are. We are molded by the constancy of our work. We are purified by its repetition. We are delighted in its completion. However, as worthy as work is in our development as human persons, it must not be entered without also entering into rest. The Church is clear on the boundaries between work and rest. Let's dive together into this.
by Olivia Spears
The Three Types of Prayer (and How to Cultivate Them in the Lives of Our Children)
Gently invite your children to a richer prayer life by introducing them to the three types of prayer. Here is what you need to get them started.
by Nelly Sosa
7 Marian Devotions for Kids
Childhood is a treasured time to introduce our little ones to Our Blessed Mother Mary. In the early years, they are soaking in all the beauty and goodness around us and Our Lady exudes all of it. Here are 7 of our favorite Marian Devotions for Kids so you can journey little by little, together as a family, to Our Lady's Heart.
by Olivia Spears
How to Do a Picture Study
Simply exposing your child to art can boost their cognitive development, creativity, and academic performance. Discover the joy of exploring sacred art with your children with a simple method and our best picture study resources to get you started.
by Olivia Spears
How to Explain Holy Week to Kids
During the upcoming season of Lent, our young children will likely inquire about Jesus' suffering. Here are a few things that can help you to explain Holy Week to Kids.
by Olivia Spears
What about Memorization in Catechesis?
Memorization in catechesis is meant to lead to transformation. What we commit to memory about the Faith should compel us to commit our lives to it. Memorization is key and, when done with depth and intention, waters the blooms of devotion.
by Olivia Spears
Our Favorite Liturgical Living Resources
There are many great liturgical living books out there, but how to choose from the masses? Today, we will share some of our favorite liturgical living resources for you and your family. These books are an absolute treasure trove and should be included not only in your school day, but day-to-day life!
