
18 Ways Your Family Can Walk Together During Lent
The family that prays together, stays together.
The family that prays together, stays together.
As I continue to discover, accepting the gifts, joys and sorrows of motherhood is a special kind of blessing.
COMMENTARY: Understated new film allows parents to tell their heartbreaking story.
Steubenville’s Mike and Alicia Hernon launched the ‘Messy Family Project’ in 2015 to help Catholic parents strengthen their families against the tide of a hostile culture.
COMMENTARY: At the end of Mass on Sunday, Catholics offered a special prayer and sang the national anthem, a hymn that asks God’s blessing on the sovereign and by implication the nation.
Before getting married, Sam and Casey Shays took St. Joseph into their hearts, and St. Joseph responded by taking the couple under his special care
“In our own time, in a world often alien and even hostile to faith, believing families are of primary importance as centers of living, radiant faith.” [CCC 1656]
Either fatherhood has something to do with biology and sex or it has something to do with choice: there’s no middle ground.
“You who are the mother of sorrows at the foot of the cross, be there to lighten our loads, and wipe away the tears of those afflicted by family difficulties.” —Prayer of Pope St. John Paul II
The president of the Federation of Catholic Family Associations in Europe explains why the COVID-19 crisis makes it more urgent than ever to rethink the current mindset there regarding the family.
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