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Imagine opening the door to a place prepared just for you. It’s a place to pray and hear God’s word through your hands. Like a small, weekly retreat, this place called the Atrium beckons visitors to quiet contemplation, much like the quiet before Mass. Unlike any place else, though, the Level I Atrium invites only…
Now that it’s afternoon, and our kids won’t do anymore school work, it’s time for our faith to shine in our schedule. Ideally, it should be the first thing we do, but God appreciates the effort no matter when it happens. Vanessa Leal, mom of 3, who always finds the best Catholic stuff available, compiled…
Even though Catholic Churches worldwide have shut their doors to slow the pandemic, we can always count on our domestic churches to fill in the gaps. In fact, covid-19 is a really good opportunity to brush up on our faith-teaching skills for our own families. With Holy Week fast approaching, we have just a handful…
Simple, easy to prep, and fun for the kids to create, this Jesus Heals a Blind man craft representing each stage of Jesus opening the blind man’s eyes for the Fourth Sunday in Lent, Cycle A, is one of my favorites! Is it wrong to look forward to this reading from John 9: 1-41 popping…
This Transfiguration craft for kids is an easy activity for preschoolers that will emphasize the key elements of the Gospel reading and help illustrate what is happening. On Sunday, we’ll hear the familiar story of Jesus’ Transfiguration. Just because it’s familiar doesn’t mean we should treat it as boring. Just think about how fantastic this…