Marian Shrines…of LEGOยฎ bricks?
As families start receiving The Power of Prayer, their kids have started spotting various famous Marian shrines featured in the book! I asked author Mary O'Neill to share WHY Fulton and Cynthia visit Marian Shrines around the world in this book: "What...
Who wrote “Hail Holy Queen”? ๐ง
Who wrote Hail Holy Queen and why does this prayer center around Our Lady’s Queenship?
๐”Adding this to our Mass bag, pronto!!” ๐
“Another beautiful book from Holy Heroes!ย I love a book that will engage my younger children by its beauty and teach my bigger kids and me something new to us about the faithย as we read to the littles. Adding this to our Mass bag, pronto.”
Day 9: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Join us for the final day of the Homeschool Mothers Novena!
A Case for Sacred Art in the Home
In a 2011 general audience, Pope Benedict XVI said, “Art is able to manifest and make visible the human need to surpass the visible, it expresses the thirst and the quest for the infinite. Indeed it resembles a door open on to the infinite, on to a beauty and a truth that go beyond the daily routine…a work of art can open the eyes of the mind and of the heart, impelling us upward.”
Day 8: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Today we pray to St. Anne, the mother of Our Lady.
There is also a special announcement at the bottom of today’s page!!
Day 7: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Thank you for your patience! We had our platform go down over the weekend and are thrilled that it is available again for Day 7 of the Novena!
Day 6: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Today’s prayer includes a litany to the special patrons of Mothers (this is a perfect day to use our podcast audio for the call and responses).
Thank you for praying with us!
Day 5: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Join us for Day 5 of the Homeschool Mothers Novena: My Vocation as Home Keeper.
Day 4: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Today we reflect on our vocations as educators.
Join us!
Day 3: A Novena for Homeschool Mothers
Today we pray for our vocation as mothers.
Don’t forget you can “pray along” on the podcast too!
