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    Catholic Advent Traditions

    Catholic Advent traditions

    11 Catholic Advent Traditions The liturgical year is coming to a close which means that Advent is upon us! For Catholics, Advent is a penitential season (similar to Lent  – and that’s why the liturgical color is purple for both Lent and Advent). As hard as it is in today’s world, our Catholic Advent traditions […]

    Exciting Catholic Saint Nicholas Feast Day Celebration Ideas

    Catholic Saint NIcholas

    Exciting Catholic Saint Nicholas Feast Day Celebration Ideas Catholics celebrate the Saint Nicholas’s feast day on December 6th. This was the first feast day that we incorporated when we learned what liturgical living was. It is a fun little celebration at the beginning of Advent, and our kids love it and look forward to it […]

    Catholic Saint Lucy DIY Crown

    catholic saint lucy

    Catholic St. Lucy DIY Crown Liturgical living is such a fun, beautiful, and meaningful way to pass on the Catholic faith to our children. It also does not have to be expensive or difficult! I mentioned my favorite Advent saints in this post. Today, I have an easy and cheap DIY to celebrate St. Lucy’s Feast […]

    An Honest Comparison of the Best Catholic Homeschool Curricula

    This post was updated on July 1, 2025. It’s a great time to be a homeschooler. There are so many amazing resources, especially authentically Catholic homeschool curricula! But where to begin? The vast choices can be overwhelming. Today, I will share with you a list of some of the different Catholic homeschool curricula on the […]

    The Exaltation of the Holy Cross – September 14th

    Exaltation of the Holy Cross – September 14th This post was updated on August 2, 2025. As we enter September, summer winds down and we transition into fall. An important feast day that falls on September 14th is The Exaltation of the Holy Cross. This leads us into the fall Ember Days followed by many […]

    Teach Catholic Religious Education at Home in 7 Steps

    At your baptism you were given the gift of faith. At your child’s baptism he or she was given the gift of faith. The gift of the Catholic faith has been passed down for generations and generations. We can and should nurture this gift given to us by God, and we should nurture the gift […]