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.
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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.
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by Olivia Spears
How to Respond When People Question Your Decision to Homeschool
Do questions about socialization, academics, or homeschooling qualifications leave you feeling defensive? Learn how to respond to homeschool critics with confidence, charity, and a Catholic understanding of your role as your child's primary educator.
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by Olivia Spears
Exploring Into the Deep: A Classical Catholic Religion Curriculum for the Whole Family
Designed to be open-and-go and family-style, Into the Deep's Classical Catholic Religion Curriculum aims to bring the truth, beauty, and goodness of Catholicism to life through the Church's tradition of sacred art, hymns, poetry, nature study, copywork, and story. Learn what each level cover, who it's for, and how to choose the right one here.
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by Nelly Sosa
8 Inspiring Catholic Podcasts and YouTube Channels for Kids
Looking for media catholic content for kids? Here's a list of 8 wonderful podcasts and YouTube channels that inspire, delight and supplement beautifully the faith formation we provide at home.
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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.
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