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My husband and I both agree that our favourite wedding gift was a Nativity set. Every year when we get out the cream-coloured, gold-trimmed ceramic figurines, we think of the … Continued
My husband and I both agree that our favourite wedding gift was a Nativity set. Every year when we get out the cream-coloured, gold-trimmed ceramic figurines, we think of the … Continued
“To always be close to Jesus. That is my life plan.” These are the words of Blessed Carlo Acutis, who died in 2006 in Italy at the age of 15, … Continued
October has been for a long time the month of pro-life awareness and of the Blessed Virgin Mary, with a particular focus on praying the Rosary to protect unborn children. … Continued
If St. Hildegard of Bingen, Doctor of the Church and renaissance woman of the 12th century (almost 300 years before the Renaissance even happened!), were alive today she would probably … Continued
Just as my husband, my 7-year-old, and I were getting in the car to head to a soccer jamboree about 30 minutes away, a friend texted a link to the … Continued
I have a friend who is the mother of 10 children. When she was in the throes of raising those children when they were all still young, she would say … Continued
The writing was literally on the wall. Etched into the thick, concrete walls of the Tower of London were names of prisoners, Latin prayers, dates, and symbols, some going back … Continued
To what lengths are you willing to go to ensure your children keep practising their faith into adulthood? Did you know that choosing how your child is educated could mean … Continued
Chances are this Easter season your parish will celebrate someone’s first Holy Communion, which is a beautiful manifestation of joy of the Resurrection. In these days between Easter and Pentecost, … Continued
The 10th Station of the Cross: Jesus is stripped of his garments. What does this moment in Our Lord’s passion mean? The word that sums it up best is humility. … Continued