homemaking. homeschooling. liturgical living. Catholic life.
Kendra Tierney
Hi! I’m Kendra. I’m a Catholic wife and mother of many, from little to
teenaged. I also dabble in teaching, reading, writing, cooking, baking,
sewing, crafting, party planning, graphic design, home remodeling, and
watching Netflix streaming. This blog is a place for me to share how we
live.
A Few of My Books
Catholic All Year Compendium
A Little Book about Confession for Children
Liturgical Calendars
With Monthly
Devotions Art
Print Version / Digital Download
With Marian
Saint Quote Art
Print Version / Digital Download
With Monthly
Prayer Art
Print Version / Digital Download
With Scripture
Quotes
Print Version / Digital Download
From the Shop
My Blog
Mailbag: My Friend Had an Abortion Because She Needed Cancer Treatment. Can’t We Agree That’s Okay?
Yesterday, I shared my friend Emily's personal story of her mom's crisis pregnancy. See that post here: What’s to Gain by Saying No to Abortion: A Story of Teen Pregnancy, Grandparents’ Prayers, and . . . Me. I received the following comment over on Facebook. I...
What’s to Gain by Saying No to Abortion: A Story of Teen Pregnancy, Grandparents’ Prayers, and . . . Me
A note from Kendra: This is a guest post by my friend Emily, the Catholic All Year Warehouse manager and my partner on the Liturgical Living Subscription boxes. It's a beautiful story of how her mother's crisis pregnancy brought their family together. I'm so grateful...
Why I Love Friday Abstinence, Meat Fridays, & the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Happy Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus! In honor of the day, I'd like to share why I think Friday abstinence is a beautiful and effective form of penance and also, oh yeah, that Catholics are actually STILL required to do Friday penance EVERY WEEK. Unless it's a...
The Ultimate Catholic Summer Challenge
It's summertime . . . . and the livin' is liturgical. As I say in The Catholic All Year Compendium, "Maybe we’ve got some extra downtime, and some time with all the kids at home, and we were going to eat dinner anyway, right? I try to find saints’ days to attach to...