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Raising Fiat Girls: Teaching our daughters to say “Yes” to God (opens the original)
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As adults, we know that our daily yeses to God, no matter how small, help prepare us spiritually to say yes when we encounter significantly more difficult situations. These small practices are like calisthenics for our spiritual life, as repeated yeses to God strengthen our character, build virtue, and form us into the people He created us to be. These yeses are not only a gift to ourselves and to God, but they are gifts to our friends and family, who witness us modeling behaviors that conform t
Essay contest encourages preteens and teens to share their pro-life voices (opens the original)
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Last week marked the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. He was arguably one of the pro-life movement’s greatest debaters, as he not only listened to his adversaries but spoke with conviction and compassion in truth backed by facts. Charlie was calm, well-read, and articulate, and that’s what made his arguments so incredibly effective when he talked with students and others around the country. These are the qualities that the Culture of Life Studies Program hopes to help you in
Baby safety begins long before birth (opens the original)
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Covering wall outlets and sharp corners on furniture, blocking staircases, using proper car safety seats, cutting food into small pieces, nursing and feeding babies nutritional foods, keeping small items out of reach, and more. These are the things most parents do every day to keep their babies safe. We do them because we love and cherish our children and want to protect them from danger. But there’s an even greater danger to the lives of our nation’s children. It’s a threat that many don’t ackn
In a world that often fears motherhood, St. Monica’s example shines brightly (opens the original)
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The Catholic Church has blessed the world with strong and faithful women who not only guide us on our path to heaven but who champion our efforts as we navigate this path. These women come from diverse backgrounds, offering an array of experiences that help us on our own journey. Many were strong mothers who understood the blessings of motherhood and the dignity of all children. St. Monica was one such woman. She is a fourth-century saint and mother of St. Augustine, who is a Doctor of the Churc
Choosing joy, forming good habits, and living the blessed life (opens the original)
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“A saint who is sad is a sad example of a saint.” – St. Francis de Sales God has given us so many blessings, and He wants us to be happy. He has filled our lives with joys of all kinds, and He delights when we receive them well. While adversity and tragedy are part of every person’s life, they do not need to define us. Nor do they need to keep us from experiencing the joy God desires for us. Receiving God’s blessings and living well are the subjects of a new book by Melissa Overmyer, and through
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