These ideas can help you find a balance that puts Christ’s joy and peace at the center of your celebrations this December.

Guiding children through change

If establishing family holy habits has ever felt a little like trying to fly a kite in the basement, this article is for you.

God has a beautiful plan for each of his children and as you guide your kids toward that plan, here are some thoughts to help you navigate.

We can’t change anyone, but we can make sure we treat others with kindness.

“Train the young in the way they should go; even when old, they will not swerve from it.” (Prv 22:6)

We offer the following ideas to help parents navigate digital decisions.

We thought it might be helpful to offer some ideas for kids who seem to want all the things others have.

Grandparents have so much to offer, but as with all relationships, communication and commitment are essential.

Focus on the ways we encourage and build our children up with God’s loving truth. Here are a few ideas to help with this important work.

Our children spend so many years in school, it’s important to give those years some thought. How to raise saints, part 3.

When things seem overwhelming, remind yourself that your job is to keep them holy and safe.

The natural curiosity of kids this age makes it the perfect time to focus on our beautiful faith.

When things seem overwhelming, remind yourself that your job is to keep them holy and safe, and to love them as hard as you can.

Raising holy, healthy, safe kids is the goal of all parents.

Invite God into this important vocation

This article offers some tips for helping kids receive the sacrament of reconciliation, which is essential to our sainthood.

Scripture very clearly tells us to “love our neighbor.

“Follow the saints because those who follow them, will become saints.” - Pope St. Clement I

Let’s dive in to three more fruits of the Holy Spirit and ponder the fruits of faithfulness, peace and patience.

“The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.” (Gal 5:22-23)

Good communication is key to a successful relationship and communicating poorly can lead to chaos.

The season of Lent is the perfect time to check our balance and our priorities as Catholic families.

The most important thing we can do for our children is to foster their discipleship.

As we navigate the changes left in the wake of the pandemic, this verse from Isaiah brings comfort.