Skip to content
  • About
  • Content Library
  • The Blog
  • About
  • Content Library
  • The Blog
Marketplace

Kendra Tierney

The Catholic All Year at Home, Amazon-Free, Catholic Gift Guide for a Very Unusual Easter

March 25, 2020 18 Comments

Happy Solemnity of the Annunciation! 👼📣 For what we’ll be doing to celebrate, see this post. tl:dr 🧇🙏 Strange times these are, my friends! It’s

Read More »

Chapter Books for Perspective and/or Inspiration for All Ages in Times of Trouble and Isolation

March 23, 2020 11 Comments

Number one requested post when all of this Coronavirus stuff started going down was how to homeschool all of a sudden, so I wrote this.

Read More »

Participating in the Mass from Home During the Coronavirus Quarantine

March 21, 2020 27 Comments

I usually try to create content that is “evergreen” as they say in the blogging world, that can be useful to people for many years.

Read More »

So, You’re a Homeschooler Now

March 13, 2020 24 Comments

The ranks of the homeschooling have grown exponentially in the last, well, yesterday. Maybe you find yourself making a face like Saint Anne here 😒.

Read More »

From What Shall We Fast?

March 4, 2020 9 Comments

We are a week into Lent. Probably we’ve all had some moments to be proud of, and some fails, right? That’s to be expected. The

Read More »

George Washington’s Rules for Mannerly Cell Phone Use in Company and Around One’s Children

February 24, 2020 18 Comments

People seem to believe that cell phone use is this new, unprecedented behavior about which there are no established customs that could govern our conduct.

Read More »

Control Is an Illusion: Some Things I Noticed While Spending Five Weeks in the Hospital with a Two Year Old (and a baby sidekick)

February 18, 2020 46 Comments

Baby Barbara and I recently accompanied two-year old George for most of his five week stay in the hospital as he fought and recovered from

Read More »

Nursing Dresses I’m Recommending to the Virgin Mary (and you)

February 14, 2020 21 Comments

So, you’ve got a nursing baby. Hey, me too! And sometimes it’s nice to go out in public and look cute and also feed the

Read More »

When to Expel Your Kid From Homeschool: Circles of Influence and Homeschool vs Regular School

February 12, 2020 51 Comments

I currently have four kids in “regular” school, three in homeschool (and three not-yet-school-age), so I often get asked why we transition our kids out

Read More »

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Lent: Because Decorating Isn’t Just for Christmas

February 10, 2020 3 Comments

Liturgical Living heads up! Lent is quickly approaching. Ash Wednesday is February 26th this year, so we’ve only got a couple weeks to get our

Read More »
Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5
Liturgical Living for Real Life

FROM THE BLOG

All

Liturgical Year

Catholic Living

Homeschool

Parenting

Book Reviews

Movie Reviews

Pregnancy

Homemaking

SHOP

Digital Content Library

Essentials

Liturgical Seasons

Sacraments

Feast Days

Domestic Church

Gifts

Explore All

ABOUT

About

Contact Us

Terms & Conditions

Disclosure Policy

Privacy Policy

© 2025 Catholic All Year™ |  Website powered by Skymouse Studios ✨

Facebook-f Instagram Pinterest Youtube Rss

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!