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Family Movies for Holy Week on Netflix and Amazon

March 26, 2015 23 Comments

Movies can be a great way to bring families together, and a great way to help kids understand complicated concepts. Holy Week is an excellent

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A Twelve Year Old Boy Reviews Cinderella

March 23, 2015 20 Comments

Last week, I took just my two older daughters to see Cinderella. I liked it. A LOT. They liked it a LOT. We’ve all been

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Maleficent vs Cinderella and the Heroes We Give Our Children

March 20, 2015 41 Comments

I almost didn’t go to see Disney’s new Cinderella, and I certainly didn’t plan to take my daughters to see it. Why? Because I saw

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If Irish Eyes Are Smiling, You Can Bet They’re NOT Watching an Irish Movie, or: Eleven Irish Movies That it’s Entirely Possible That You Would Want to Watch

March 11, 2015 45 Comments

But then again, maybe you wouldn’t. I watched a LOT of Irish movies over the past few weeks, in the hopes of finding a few

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Liturgical Living for Beginners: A St. Patrick’s Day Tea Party Play Date, with help from me and CCC

March 1, 2015 189 Comments

This is a sponsored post. See my disclosure policy. It’s March! Spring is in sight (at least in California), we are mostly in the swing

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See Me Homeschool

February 25, 2015 26 Comments

It’s a blog hop, y’all. The lovely Micaela of California to Korea and Theresa of Ordinary Lovely have invited me to share a homeschooling day

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Feast Then Fast: Tips for Fat Tuesday, Resources for Lent, Free Printables, and a Little Contest

February 16, 2015 18 Comments

Lent is nigh, you guys. It is NIGH. Hope you’re ready. If you’re not, I might be able to help . . . with some

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Celebrating Birthdays That Fall During Lent?

February 11, 2015 30 Comments

I’m once again striding boldly into the dangerous, churning waters of Lenten “breaks.” This time to answer a mailbag question . . . Question: Hi

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To the Harry Potter Finger-Waggers: Sorcery in the Bible vs Living in aMagical World

February 4, 2015 96 Comments

Dear Lady Who Commented on My Instagram Photo, I can’t remember your name, because I deleted your comment very quickly. I don’t usually delete comments,

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Seven Odd Things I’ve Come to Appreciate About Homeschooling

January 30, 2015 39 Comments

I’ve written before about why and how we homeschool. But, recently, as we go about our daily routine, I keep noticing odd little things that

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