Repetition is foundational in our children’s Homeschool Faith Formation. Understanding takes time, reinforcement, and repeated encounters. We need to hear stories, lessons, and truths again and again so knowledge becomes more engrained in our minds. 

We prepare with all our heart for the Lord in Lent and we live it with our families as intentionally and prayerfully as possible. But, how about Easter? Here are 8 ways to celebrate the Easter Octave with our kids.

As Christians, we are familiar with the sabbath. We know that God commands us to rest on the seventh day. But how often do we really embrace sabbath rest?

It is not easy when we are experiencing suffering and life is like Lent, but there is a way to make it through. Jesus is our answer. 

Homeschooling in Winter is difficult. We are in the middle of the months when most of us want to quit. To walk the winter blues takes intentionality. Here are some ideas to navigate these weeks with joy.

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.

Holy Week is a very special season and great opportunity for families to read books aloud to captivate children's hearts and gently introduce their minds into the mystery of the Passion, Death and Resurrection of our Lord.

As Moms, we know how to lay down our lives for our families. But sacrificing without nurturing our basic needs, and specially our spiritual lives can lead to burnout, bitterness and exhaustion. Investing in personal prayer time can make a big difference.

Jesus gave us an amazing companion in our motherhood journey: Mother Mary is our Mom. She is by our side always. She can be trusted. Let's pray together and ask for her intercession.

We want to be happy as a mom. We want our family to be happy. This is natural and good (more on that below). And yet we know that, in this valley of tears, Christian happiness dwells deeper as a supernatural joy that isn't contingent upon natural occurrences. Here are some reflections to help us dive deeper into the question "how to be happy as a mom".