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Homemade Easter Candles or the Coronavirus Wins

April 6, 2020 15 Comments

Easter candles, you guys. EASTER CANDLES. We must have them. And really, my family can’t imagine missing out completely on the stirringly beautiful beginning of

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The Catholic Mom Bundle Lent 2019

February 25, 2019 10 Comments

Lent . . . is coming. Finally. It’s super late this year. Almost as late as it can possibly be. The latest since 2000 and

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Epiphany House Blessing

December 31, 2018 No Comments

Happy New Year’s Eve! New Year’s Day, aka the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God is coming up tomorrow, and is a holyday of obligation

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Hey, I Started a Tiny Liturgical Living Show, plus Reminders for Advent and the Feast of St. Andrew

November 30, 2018 6 Comments

Hey guys! Advent is JUST around the corner. In fact, today is the feast of St. Andrew, which, for us, kicks off our Advent traditions.

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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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It’s the Feast of St. Mark, or: Thank You For Participating, Here’s Me Not Listening.

April 25, 2018 8 Comments

Thank you all so much for your responses to my reader survey! Almost 1500 of you took the time to fill it out. It’s been

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How (and When) we Celebrate Epiphany, and Why This Christmas Card is Definitely Not Too Late

January 6, 2018 14 Comments

Today is January 6th, which is the traditional date of Epiphany, the day that the three Wise Men arrived in Bethlehem, having followed the star

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An Easy, No Mess, Kid-Friendly, Not-Crafty-Mom-Friendly, Last Minute Advent Wreath and a Guide to the Upcoming First Week of Advent

December 2, 2017 6 Comments

Advent starts tomorrow! And that means tonight is Catholic New Year’s Eve, so break out the champagne! If, like me, you are not quite ready

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Do Catholics Need the Elf on the Shelf?

November 24, 2017 13 Comments

I had every intention of not wading into the Elf on the Shelf debate, because it’s really not a matter of faith and morals, and

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Stuff I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You: including calendar explanations and errata, crazy plans, and other fun announcements

November 19, 2017 6 Comments

First off, I have to say how excited I am that anyone other than me wanted this calendar. I just can’t believe how many of

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