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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

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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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That Time I Crossed “Mess With Some Bees” Off of My Bucket List: Catholic Stuff Saturday

May 5, 2018 77 Comments

Hey, look! It’s me with a handful of bees! I have mentioned before that I have a weird bucket list. You guys asked for details.

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Catholic Stuff Saturday: a LEGO Catechism Giveaway, and Odds and Ends from the Week

April 28, 2018 162 Comments

I’m trying out a new feature on the blog, which I’ve decided to call Catholic Stuff Saturday, and for which I have created this graphic:

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