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How We Discuss Imperfect Heroes with Kids

October 10, 2016 21 Comments

Happy Columbus Day! This is not a feast of the Catholic Church, of course, but it’s a national celebration (at least it WAS a celebration,

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Don't We Have This Modesty Thing Backwards?

May 12, 2016 38 Comments

I tend to get mailbag questions in bunches. All of a sudden, I’ll get a flurry of questions on similar topics. Maybe it’s Facebook? Maybe

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The Problem With Every Movie From My Youth: and ten family movies that won't teach your kids to swear like a sailor

April 29, 2016 48 Comments

Ahhh . . . movie night. It’s one of the most beloved parts of our family routine. Our kids don’t watch a whole lot of

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Women’s Work: Do I Ever Feel Guilty About Not “Using” My College Education?

January 14, 2016 130 Comments

 Mailbag time! The Question: Hi Mrs. Tierney, My name is Sanasi and I am a 21 year old university student. I stumbled across your blog

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A Star Wars Birthday Party (in the van) *with spoiler-free movie review*

December 22, 2015 20 Comments

Okay, here it is you guys. Finally. I have been having exasperating computer issues that have been a drain on my already limited blogging time.

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A Few Things That Happened on Our Long Weekend

November 29, 2015 30 Comments

We are spending a lovely long weekend in San Diego at my parents’ house, and it has been relaxing . . . yet productive. Mostly

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Our Father Who Art in Stop Hitting Your Sister: praying with regular kids

November 10, 2015 18 Comments

If the figurine genre has taught us anything, it’s that children love to kneel reverently and piously recite their prayers. But if your children happen

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Praying for the Dead With Children

November 5, 2015 29 Comments

November is the Month of the Holy Souls in Purgatory. If you aren’t in the habit of hanging out in cemeteries and praying for the

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We Shall Find Our Little Ones Again Up Above: Infant and Pregnancy Loss Awareness Month {October Giveaway Series}

October 28, 2015 158 Comments

October is Infant and Pregnancy Loss awareness month. I don’t want to let the month pass by without sharing a few resources here on the

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It’s Not You, It’s Him. Of Course, YOU Still Have to Live With Him.

October 26, 2015 43 Comments

Cranky Frankie is four today. He likes lots of things. Cowboy boots: His little sister: His other little sister: Confined spaces: A good seat for

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