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"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton

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Small Prayers that Make a Difference

Days are gifts from God. Sometimes it’s hard to recognize this when we become busy mothers doing our daily work of love. I have found lifting up small, short prayers are really very BIG when it comes to coming closer to Jesus in my days. Thank the Lord for short moments of faith when we can lift a prayer to help us through.

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Seasonal Reflections  |  Strengthening family unity

Adventures of a Rosary Family: Adventures in Letting Go

Lent is just about to start. I’m dreading it, but not for the usual reasons.

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Stillness in the Chaos

It was the spring of 2002 when Steve and I began praying as a couple. Ten years into our marriage, we were finally vulnerable enough to share our deepest spiritual desires with one another. Still, I feared being mocked or misunderstood, though Steve gave me no reason to hesitate.

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CatholicMom  |  Why pray?

What Prayer Life?

A healthy and fruitful prayer life is a true gift, but how does one accomplish this?

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CatholicMom  |  Why pray?

Praying the Game: It Can Be Done

I’ve watched all five of my kids play sports of all kinds for over three decades. I can’t count the number of meets, matches, and games I’ve faithfully attended. Whether it’s been sitting on the sidelines in freezing rain, in the bleachers on a 90-degree summer day, or putting up with the loud rap music they play for warm-ups, my heart’s desire as a mom to be present always trumped my physical or mental discomforts.

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CatholicMom  |  Why pray?

Living the Hidden Years

Liturgically, we’re taking a brief breath in Ordinary Time. We’ve lived the long wait of Advent, and Christmas has been celebrated and its trappings stored away — nativity sets snuggled in attic alcoves and ornaments stacked in garage bins. I’m still polishing off the last of the holiday treats, and brushing off the chocolate crumbs from my fresh planner, I realized recently — with surprise — that Lent is just two short weeks away.

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