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Kendra Tierney

Our In-Progress At Home Painted Chapel, aka how I spent my summer vacation

November 14, 2018 40 Comments

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Them’s the Rules

October 16, 2018 19 Comments

So much to update you all on! But that’s not what’s happening today. TODAY, I’m just popping in with this post that has been in

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A Sackcloth and Ashes Rosary Challenge

September 8, 2018 6 Comments

I thought this would be a good time to check in with everyone on our #sackclothandashes campaign. And add a little bonus challenge! Don’t know

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The Scandal That Just Won’t Stop: Sackcloth and Ashes II

August 26, 2018 47 Comments

One of my intentions for the forty days of prayer and fasting for  #sackclothandashes has been that ALL of the evil in our Church that

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Sexual Abuse, Sackcloth, and Ashes: Meeting Scandal with Acts of Reparation

August 20, 2018 84 Comments

We find ourselves again rocked by scandal in the Catholic Church. On Aug. 14, a Pennsylvania grand jury released its report on an 18-month investigation

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A Compendium Update, Liturgical Living for June, and Coloring Pages!

June 2, 2018 55 Comments

This is from the introduction to the (forthcoming) Catholic All Year Compendium, that I wrote for the pitch I submitted to the publisher, back in

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A Memorial Day PSA, a Prohibition Party, St. Philip Neri, and Mugs, Mug, Mugs

May 26, 2018 68 Comments

1. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your love and support on my last post. I knew you guys were going to be the

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A Prayer Request for our Family

May 24, 2018 43 Comments

We’re facing a family challenge, and I’d love to have your prayers, and for you to know why I might not be around the blog

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Moms of Difficult Toddlers, Rejoice: Catholic Stuff Saturday

May 19, 2018 56 Comments

It’s been a very busy week and is going to be an even busier weekend, but I wanted to pop in here to share some

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I’m Not Mad About the Met Gala, Except That I Wasn’t Invited: Catholic Stuff Saturday

May 12, 2018 49 Comments

Happy Saturday folks! If you are a fashionable celebrity who reads this blog, you’re probably aware of last Monday’s Met Gala. For the rest of

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The Los Angeles Wildfires have displaced over 150,000 people, including the Norton + Tierney Family. While Kendra’s historic 1920 home and its chapel have survived the fire’s dramatic advances with only exterior damage, families in their beloved Catholic community have lost everything. Even families whose homes have not been destroyed completely still face the challenges and expenses of not being able to access their homes and belongings and the eventual hardships involved in cleanup, repairs, and rebuilding. This will be a process of months and years. We have heard you, and we know that the Catholic All Year community wants to help! 

THIS PAGE has the information you need to support local Catholic families that we can personally vouch for as real victims of the fire through your PRAYERS, financial donations, and offers of housing, cars, job opportunities and more. Plus we have the CU! 100% of these proceeds will go directly to affected families. Thank you!