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The Extraordinary Vocation of Motherhood: In Conversation with Dr. Kathryn Rombs (Ep. 33)
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In this episode, I chat with Dr. Kathryn Rombs about the vocation of motherhood, the ambivalence some women feel about motherhood, and how motherhood can be a path to great fulfillment.
Father’s Day Fun
Father’s Day is around the corner! We learn more every year about the powerful impact fathers have on the well-being of their children. So, let’s make Dad feel special and loved on Father’s Day. Here are some realistic (you know, cheap and uncomplicated) ideas for putting together a dad-centered day of fun!
Encouraging Strong Sibling Bonds (Ep. 32)
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In this podcast episode, I share three ways parents can encourage and support strong siblings bonds between their kids. Sibling relationships can be a source of great blessing and a sign of holy unity!
The Regina Caeli Prayer for Families
If you’re looking for a way to jump start or revive your family’s prayer routine, the Regina Caeli is for you. Tips, free printable.
3 Ways to Keep Your Kids Catholic
Recent news about the loss of faith in young adults may leave parents feeling hopeless – like there is nothing they can do to pass the faith on to our kids. In fact, when we look at the childhoods of young adults who continue growing in and practicing their faith after leaving home, we see patterns that should give Catholic parents hope and direction.
Healthy Optimism v. Toxic Positivity
When does “positivity” become toxic? How can Catholic Christians face the truth of their emotions and circumstances without becoming stuck in them?
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