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

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CatholicMom  |  Return to the Church

Your Child Has Doubts About God: Here's What to Do

What is the average age kids decide to leave the Catholic Church? 16? 18? 21? From research, we know a little over half of the people who leave the Church do so before the age of 21. But does that statistic tell the whole story?

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CatholicMom  |  Seasonal Reflections

Don't Read Ahead - How to Advent Well

Teaching my children to read has been one of the greatest privileges, highlights and most stressful things I have undertaken as a mother. So far I’ve got 2 down, 2 (or more depending on God’s plan for our family) to go. It is an incredible day

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Sharing in the Mission of Saint Nicholas

A couple of years ago, my husband and I decided to reevaluate our Advent and Christmas traditions to be more intentional about how we celebrated Christmas and included jolly-old-Saint-Nicholas.

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What Does the Season of Fall Teach us About the Interior Life?

After an early morning workout at the gym, I arrived home. As I pulled in the driveway my eyes were drawn to the large maple tree in our front yard. The sun was shining perfectly through it, and as the tree glistened from the sunlight, the wind delicately blew large amounts of autumn leaves ever so gracefully to the ground. It was stunning!

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Mommy Saints

I love reading the biographies of saints. In their stories I always find lessons, aspirations, and encouragement, no matter their vocation in life. After all, we all have the same goal, even if we achieve it in different ways.

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The Reality of Confirmation

Their excitement when they get the golden ticket is palpable. You can’t help but share in the joy of these complete strangers, knowing the years of hard work that led up to this moment.

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