This is simply a loose list of how our family lives liturgically and tries to celebrate feasts days. It is more a guide for myself to go back to when I’m feeling overwhelmed and need to go back to basics as this doesn’t really apply to a specific feast. I thought to write about it… Continue reading On Celebrating Feast Days
Why homeschool? Ah, homeschooling. Yet another thing to be added to the “things I said I’d never do” archives. I would love to tell you how thrilled and excited I am…or that God has placed this on my heart for years and years but to be honest, that simply isn’t how things worked out for… Continue reading On Homeschooling Part I
With the permission of my husband, I wanted to share the greatest love story of our lives— our marriage and its return to the traditional Catholic faith. In 2013 when Liam and I began hanging out, I was a very lapsed Catholic (going to Mass on Sunday’s and unworthily receiving Communion) and Liam considered himself… Continue reading On Our Journey Home
Dear Winston, Two weeks ago, we celebrated your second birthday! I’m sorry this letter is a little late, but in those two weeks we have moved to our dream home, God-willing, our forever home. You have moved three times in your two years of life, but you probably won’t remember them! We are so thankful… Continue reading On Winston’s 2nd Birthday
Happy Due Date, baby Declan! I meant to type this out much sooner but your first week of life was a bit more eventful than we anticipated because your big brother Brennan got bit by a tick and basically imploded. Glad it took less than 48 hours of you earth side for us to be… Continue reading Declan’s Birth Story
Dear Brennan, Today you are three! You’ve officially outgrown your babyness and realize you are able to test your (and our) limits daily. Even on our most exhausting days, one look into your eyes can flood my heart with nothing but gratitude. This year brought about some big changes for you! You started off year… Continue reading On Brennan’s 3rd Birthday
When one dares to attend Latin Mass, any positive talk of it immediately dubs them a “Traditionalist”, “rad-trad”, or “Traddie”. These people do the real wild things of observing the Ember Days, and abstaining from meat every single Friday. The women veil their heads, and they fast during Lent and no one is quite sure… Continue reading On Traditionalism
