“The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen United States of America,” Ever’s dad would begin in his annual July 4th reading of the Declaration of Independence. The kids would

We all sense the reality of what has just happened: The liturgical rollercoaster has taken us to a new place in our lives. In the last

What kind of culture permeates your family? Is yours an artsy family? A sports family? A wholistic living family? A foodie and hospitality family? An outdoorsy

Thank God for the beauty of spring! The daffodils are already in bloom at our house, and wherever you look, you can feel spring about

Ever’s maternal grandmother “Mimi” was beloved among her many grandchildren for her imagination. By day she was a no-nonsense doctor, but by night she was a

We all can’t help but be a little fixated on politics lately. But it’s also a great moment to step back and look at the

Because today is such a tremendous day for the family, we want to encourage you with a piece we wrote for Aleteia, published this morning here (and copied

We can’t wait to celebrate the Nativity of our Lord in just a few days. But in recent days, it’s His “third coming” that has occupied our

The ring was burning a hole in my pocket that Thanksgiving Day of 2000 as I walked up to the stately, old sea captain’s house

“Dad…Mom, will you read me a story?” On a recent evening, this question from our 8-year-old son—our youngest and a good reader on his own—was a reality