NEW: for Homeschool Moms with 9-15 year olds!
“This is way more than just a factual history. It includes photos, newspaper clippings, and vivid descriptions of the lives of visionary Adele Brice and other Belgian Catholic immigrant families to Wisconsin. I plan to use this little gem to enrich our homeschool curriculum this year!”
Families: 3 Ways to Honor the Sacred Heart
Christ Himself appeared to Saint Mary Margaret many times to reveal His Love for all mankind and how much He wanted her to spread devotion to His Sacred Heart. Here is what He asked:
🚙39 Road Trip Tips (for Catholic Kids) 🚙
Road trips with kids can be tough–but we have 36 screen-free ways to keep your kids entertained…while learning their Catholic faith!
Accidental Update on our Travels to a 1st Communion!
Our Homeschool Sale was supposed to end yesterday…but we forgot to turn off the discount code before leaving for our granddaughter’s First Communion!
FREE Pope Leo XIV coloring & craft download {great for ages 3-9!}
To celebrate the anniversary of Pope Leo XIV’s election, get our FREE jam-packed craft and coloring download!
Consecrate your Home to the Sacred Heart
Jesus made 12 promises to those who venerate His Sacred Heart, but here is the one that stands out to us:
Our 2 best-sellers in this year’s Homeschool Sale! {30% off code}
Here are these resources broken down by continent–pick the areas of the world you would like to dive into this school year!
Homeschool SALE! 30% off coupon 💥
Use code HOMESCHOOL for 30% discount on all the products included in this category! Stock up for your upcoming school year (plus fun Catholic stuff for summer)!
Very Young Catholic Sports Around the World⚽
From Kok Boru in Kazakhstan to paragliding in Argentina to horse racing in Ireland to rugby in Fiji, discover the sports that Catholic kids are playing all around the world!
Steal my strategy for teenagers ✅
The only psychology book we’ve ever seen with an IMPRIMATUR!
Praying the Stations of the Resurrection with KIDS {picture}
You spent weeks keeping your kids on track, preparing them for Easter Sunday…But what then? How do you keep the momentum going for more than the first few days of the Easter Season when candy is plentiful and sprits are still high after a long Lent?
