Liturgy in the Home with Maria
Catholic wife and mother. Former college professor turned homeschooler. Seeking to cultivate a sacramental worldview and a life that is anchored by the liturgical year.
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On the Keeping of a Gift Pantry
A little under five years ago, when I was expecting my second child, four of my closest friends at the time threw a very small shower for me to celebrate my daughter’s upcoming birth. I remember they went all out, even though it was just th...
Thoughts on the Bored Stay-At Home Mother
I recently saw a note by the delightful , in which she was responding to what others have said about bored stay-at-home-mothers. Dr. Honeycutt was a tenured college professor running a multimillion-dollar lab at a university before choosing...
Motherhood and the Works of Mercy
In the last six and a half years, I have listened to precious few homilies at Mass. Many times, the Sunday homily finds me outside, rocking a baby to sleep, or else changing a baby’s diaper in the back, or rushing with a potty-training todd...
How to Spend an Evening at Home Together
My favorite book from the Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder has always been Farmer Boy, though the only thing I could really remember from it before rereading it as an adult was the description of Mother Wilder’s doughnuts, which...
On Receiving Hospitality
In writing about the vocation to motherhood of all women, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross—St. Edith Stein, perhaps, to you—said that a “woman’s soul is fashioned as a shelter in which other souls may unfold.” I’ve applied this idea before...
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Catholic wife and mother. Former college professor turned homeschooler. Seeking to cultivate a sacramental worldview and a life that is anchored by the liturgical year.
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