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Our Lady is such a good Mother. She knows we want to become saints. She knows that if we are not proactively doing something towards that end, we feel as though nothing is being done. So She gives us something … Continue reading → The post Don’t Just Say It: Savor It appeared first on…
The standards and motivation for a Christlike homeschool is dominated by the juvenile’s work that is based from the Testament, wherein the course of study of the lad should be left in the moms’ control. As seen in all Christlike homeschools, parents educate the word of the lord, to cultivate their young people for favorable…
The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift. – Albert Einstein American culture, dating from the 17th century, has been shaped by Judeo-Christian values and traditions. These values and traditions emphasize the reality and…
In 1894 President Grover Cleveland made Labor Day an official holiday so that all Americans could celebrate work and workers. However, Americans had begun celebrating Labor Day starting in the 1880s, during the height of the Industrial Revolution, when immigrants flocked to America to fill the growing number of low-paying jobs in city factories. Many…
Reading 1 1 COR 2:1-5 When I came to you, brothers and sisters, proclaiming the mystery of God, I did not come with sublimity of words or of wisdom. For I resolved to know nothing while I was with you except Jesus Christ, and him crucified. I came to you in weakness and fear and…
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St. Agricolus of Avignon was born around 630 AD in the region that is now France. He was the son of St. Magnus, who served as the bishop of Avignon. From a young age, Agricolus was destined for a life of service to the Church. His father, recognizing his son’s piety and dedication, entrusted him…
Discover the miraculous tale of Our Lady of the Snows in Rome. Learn about the origins, symbolism, and global devotion to this powerful Marian title. Have you ever heard of Our Lady of the Snows? This miraculous Marian title is associated with a significant event that took place in the heart of Rome hundreds of…
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Born in Skänninge, Sweden, in the 13th century, St. Ingrid lived under the spiritual direction of Peter of Dacia, a Dominican priest. She was the first Dominican nun in Sweden and in 1281 she founded the first Dominican cloister there, called St. Martin’s in Skänninge. She died in 1282 surrounded by an aura of sanctity….
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Discover the life and teachings of St. Louis de Montfort, the Apostle of Marian Devotion. Dive into his legacy and impact on Marian devotion. Have you ever heard of St. Louis de Montfort and his incredible devotion to the Virgin Mary? Let’s dive into the life and teachings of this incredible saint and learn more…
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St. Giles, also known as St. Egidius, is a revered figure in Christian history, known for his deep compassion and dedication to the poor and disabled. He was born in Athens, Greece, around the 7th century and later moved to France, where he became a hermit. Giles is most famous for his life of asceticism…