Strong parishes & Catholic schools are made up of holy families. Transform family life at your parish or school with Trinity House!
Strong parishes & Catholic schools are made up of holy families. Transform family life at your parish or school with Trinity House!
In the words of Gospel song “How I Got Over,” sung by Mahalia Jackson, Clara Ward, and others, “My soul looks back in wonder, how I got over.” Those are the lines that come to mind when we look back to our lives 12 years ago this week, to late Sept. 2014. Our kids at the time were 2, 5, 7, 9 and 11, and the days and pressures were full.
Listen here The coming beatification (Sept. 24) of Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979) offers families potentially life-changing aid for an urgent problem. We look
Listen Perhaps we can look at next week—Holy Week—as a Tale of Two Kingdoms. Our families can journey through Holy Week in the Kingdom of God,
Listen Last Sunday evening, heavy, wet snow was falling, we had nowhere to go, and we already knew that school was cancelled for the next
For the longest time, we found evening prayer as a family quite difficult to pull off. Oddly, morning prayer was not a problem because there was
Listen Over dinner a couple months ago, some friends regaled us with the tale of a “renaissance” of reading aloud in their family. With details that
Listen As we journey into such a special season for our families—Thanksgiving, followed quickly by the first Sunday of Advent—we have been thinking about how
Listen Have you ever noticed how darn hard it can be to have a little fun together as a family? Periods of work stress, exams,
Listen Now What does a parish picnic have to do with our kids embracing the faith for life? When upwards of 80% of Catholic children are
Listen Now At the dinner table last week, we started telling a story about Ever’s grandmother, a pioneering doctor who was beloved by the people
In the words of Gospel song “How I Got Over,” sung by Mahalia Jackson, Clara Ward, and others, “My soul looks back in wonder, how I got over.” Those are the lines that come to mind when we look back to our lives 12 years ago this week, to late Sept. 2014. Our kids at the time were 2, 5, 7, 9 and 11, and the days and pressures were full.
Listen here The coming beatification (Sept. 24) of Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979) offers families potentially life-changing aid for an urgent problem. We look
Listen Perhaps we can look at next week—Holy Week—as a Tale of Two Kingdoms. Our families can journey through Holy Week in the Kingdom of God,
Listen Last Sunday evening, heavy, wet snow was falling, we had nowhere to go, and we already knew that school was cancelled for the next
For the longest time, we found evening prayer as a family quite difficult to pull off. Oddly, morning prayer was not a problem because there was
Listen Over dinner a couple months ago, some friends regaled us with the tale of a “renaissance” of reading aloud in their family. With details that
Listen As we journey into such a special season for our families—Thanksgiving, followed quickly by the first Sunday of Advent—we have been thinking about how
Listen Have you ever noticed how darn hard it can be to have a little fun together as a family? Periods of work stress, exams,
Listen Now What does a parish picnic have to do with our kids embracing the faith for life? When upwards of 80% of Catholic children are
Listen Now At the dinner table last week, we started telling a story about Ever’s grandmother, a pioneering doctor who was beloved by the people
