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Two Family-Friendly Ways to Explore the Life of Carlo Acutis
One of my favorite quotes from soon-to-be St. Carlo Acutis is that “all people are born as originals but many die as photocopies.” Why do…
New All About Math Program
I’m so excited to announce that the same people who produce All About Reading and All About Spelling are introducing a new All About Math…
Introduce Children to Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc is one of those saints who live large in the Catholic imagination. She was a young mystic who heard heavenly voices, a…
Teach Children About Divine Mercy
The Crooked Court Jester and the Last Knight is a lovely picture book written by Susan Joy Bellavance and illustrated by Abdulahi Bonaya Boru designed…
Discover More of God’s Superheroes
When I had the opportunity to review the first volumes of God’s Superheroes by Mary Bajda, illustrated by Melinda Steffen, I was so impressed by…
Teach Children About the Power of God’s Voice
Teach young children about the tremendous power of God’s voice with When God Speaks, a lovely picture book written by Hunter Leonard and illustrated by…
Enhancing Moral Understanding Through Pro-Life Lessons
Learning about and practicing the Theological Virtues of faith, hope, and charity and the Cardinal Virtues of prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude help us not…
Praying with the Saints on their Feast Days through Lent and Life
Every Lent, what we plan to do for prayer, fasting, and almsgiving seems to get more complicated or overwhelming. Lent is surely a special time…
Shrove Tuesday: Feast of the Holy Face of Jesus
Shrove Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, was traditionally a day when people would go to confession and have their sins shriven as a fitting…
Lenten Reflection Booklet Gives Voice to Biblical Heroes
The Bible is the greatest book ever written. Why? Because it’s the only place we can read and hear the word of God. So it…
