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A Summer Reading List for Catholic Kids of All Ages
I can’t think of a better way to spend a lazy summer day than with a good book! Here are some good books for Catholic kids, broken down by age group.
The Gifts of Attachment for Children and Their Parents (printable infographic)
Here’s a free printable infographic highlighting the wonderful gifts that attachment gives to our children and us!
4 Doors of Discernment (Even More Decision-Making Tips for Teens)
Even more decision-making tips for teens! When faced with an open door, we can ask four questions that will help us discern whether we should walk through it.
When God’s Will Is Unclear (More Decision-Making Tips for Teens)
More decision-making tips for teens! What should our teens do when they’ve been waiting and God’s will is still unclear? Three tips and three virtues to practice.
Decision Making Tips for Teens
How can we help our teenagers when they’re facing an important decision? Inspired by a video by Fr. Mike Schmitz, Kim shares four basic rules for decision making that we can share with our teens. Free printable.
FREE Webinar: Forming Your Kids in Faith During Covid (or Any Crisis)
Grab a cup of coffee, your favorite snack, and come hang out with me! FREE webinar on January 23 (noon PST). Tools for passing on the faith to your children during any crisis, including COVID. The pandemic presents unique challenges for parents, but we are the answer to what our kids need right now!
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