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Liturgical Living at a Glance: October 2016

October 1, 2016 By Haley 10 Comments

Tons of resources for celebrating saints and seasons in October!

I’m always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Catholicism, Christian Year, Faith & Liturgical Living Tagged With: christian year, liturgical living, october liturgical resources, Pope St. John Paul II, st. francis, st. therese the little flower

Liturgical Living at a Glance: September 2016

September 1, 2016 By Haley 7 Comments

Liturgical Living Resources for Holy Days in September (Mother Teresa, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Michaelmas, and more!) // Carrots for Michaelmas

I’m always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Catholicism, Christian Year, Faith & Liturgical Living, Michaelmas, Our Lady, Prayers, Saints Tagged With: christian year, holy days, liturgical living, Mother Teresa, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Padre Pio, saints days, St. Matthew

Rajas con Crema: A Simple Liturgical Feast for the Mexican Martyrs

May 1, 2016 By Haley 5 Comments

Rajas con Crema Recipe for the Feast of the Mexican Martyrs (May 21st)

Since Daniel and I starting bringing the liturgical year into our family life one of the things I love most is how celebrating feast days helps us learn about the saints. I had never heard of the Cristero War and the Mexican Martyrs until a couple of years ago. Now two of the brave martyrs of the Cristero War are some of our family's favorite saints: Bl. Miguel Pro and Bl. Jose Sanchez del Rio. I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Faith & Liturgical Living, Saints Tagged With: christian year, liturgical living, mexican martyrs, rajas con crema, recipe

Liturgical Living at a Glance: April 2016

March 28, 2016 By Haley 3 Comments

Activities, Recipes, Books, and more for Holy Week, Eastertide, and April Saints Days!

  I’m always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Christian Year, Easter, Faith & Liturgical Living Tagged With: annunciation, christian year, divine mercy sunday, eastertide, holy days, liturgical living, saints, st. catherine of siena

40+ Resources for Lent and February Liturgical Traditions

January 31, 2016 By Haley 7 Comments

Resources for Observing Lent! (And other liturgical traditions in February)

I'm always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Faith & Liturgical Living, Lent Tagged With: christian year, february, lent, liturgical living

Liturgical Living at a Glance: December 2015

November 29, 2015 By Haley 17 Comments

Resources for Advent and Christmas! Books, recipes, and more.

I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope having them all in one place is helpful to you, too! And I pinned all of the following resources on a December Liturgical Living pinterest board for your convenience! As always, remember not to get overwhelmed. You … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Advent, Faith & Liturgical Living Tagged With: advent, Catholicism, christian year, Christmas, christmas novena, liturgical living, st. andrew, st. lucy, st. nicholas

Liturgical Living at a Glance: November 2015

October 28, 2015 By Haley 6 Comments

Tons of recipes, books, and links for observing saints days in November!

I’m always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Faith & Liturgical Living Tagged With: advent, feast days, liturgical living, november, saints days

Liturgical Living at a Glance: April

March 31, 2015 By Haley 18 Comments

Sun-dried Tomato Risotto for St. Catherine of Siena

I’m always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Catholicism, Christian Year, Easter, Faith & Liturgical Living, Good Friday, Lent Tagged With: april, easter, feast, Good Friday, holy week, lent, liturgical living, st. catherine of siena, st. george

Liturgical Living at a Glance: March

March 5, 2015 By Haley 11 Comments

Tons of resources (food, activities, reflections and more!) for observing the Christian Year in March (Saints days, etc!) // Carrots for Michaelmas

Ok, folks, I know I'm really late on getting this one out there, sorry! BUT, we were sick last week, our house is on the market, and my baby godson and his twin are in the process of being born (!!) while we watch their five siblings sooooooo......excuses. I got 'em. I mean, adding an extra five kids to your household should get you out of most anything, right? Ok, on to the good stuff! I’m … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Catholicism, Christian Year, Faith & Liturgical Living, St. Patrick Tagged With: christian year, liturgical living, march, st. joseph, st. patrick

Liturgical Living at a Glance: November

November 4, 2014 By Haley 14 Comments

I’m always trying to figure out how to make it easier for families to observe the Christian Year because we felt so overwhelmed when we first started that journey (which is why we wrote the book we wish we had then).  I thought it might be helpful for our family to have resources compiled for the month ahead so that we can plan in advance which special saints days we want to observe and I hope … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Christian Year Tagged With: christian year, liturgical living, november

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