How to Go to Joseph
March 21, 2023
Listen Now The mid-Lent festivities may be over—first St. Patrick’s, then Laetare Sunday, and finally St. Joseph’s!—but we invite you to reflect with us on the
Level 3 — Household Economy
Lent and Daily Family Life
February 21, 2023
Lent will be upon us soon, and likely with it, our self-designed plans for asceticism. If you’re like me, you are prone to creating far-flung
Chore Day Sets the Stage for Family Life
January 17, 2023
Last week, we had a rare, bliss-filled moment as parents. Soren’s mom was coming from Chicago for a visit in just a couple days, but
The Heart of the Home
December 20, 2022
Last Sunday, as we prepared to take a one-day trip to Birmingham for an ETWN interview on At Home with Jim & Joy (here’s the schedule), we found
How to Run a Household
September 20, 2022
“My son is starting his freshman year in college,” a friend of ours told us recently, “and I don’t think he even knows how to
Tone-Setting for the First Day of School
August 17, 2022
(To hear this reflection, read by Soren, click below.) Next week our kids are back to school, and you’re likely in the same boat. With so many
Hard Times Create Strong Families
May 17, 2022
Dear Friend, (To hear this reflection, read by Ever, click below.) “Hard times create strong people,” a friend of ours shared with his wife and
The Resurrection at Work in Our Homes
April 19, 2022
Dear Friend, To hear Ever read this reflection, click here: One of the perks of belonging to a big family (Ever is one of 12)
Sunday: Your Family’s 1st Day…or End of the Weekend?
January 18, 2022
Dear Friend, To hear this letter read by Soren, listen here: “Not too long ago, Sunday started the week.” So writes the Institute for Family
Parental Authority and Families Under Fire: The Case for the Domestic Church
November 16, 2021
Dear Friend, This week we’re happy to share with you a 30-min. video-podcast interview we recorded with the Diocese of Arlington’s Billy Atwell, Chief Communications
How to Go to Joseph
March 21, 2023
Listen Now The mid-Lent festivities may be over—first St. Patrick’s, then Laetare Sunday, and finally St. Joseph’s!—but we invite you to reflect with us on the
Lent and Daily Family Life
February 21, 2023
Lent will be upon us soon, and likely with it, our self-designed plans for asceticism. If you’re like me, you are prone to creating far-flung
Chore Day Sets the Stage for Family Life
January 17, 2023
Last week, we had a rare, bliss-filled moment as parents. Soren’s mom was coming from Chicago for a visit in just a couple days, but
The Heart of the Home
December 20, 2022
Last Sunday, as we prepared to take a one-day trip to Birmingham for an ETWN interview on At Home with Jim & Joy (here’s the schedule), we found
How to Run a Household
September 20, 2022
“My son is starting his freshman year in college,” a friend of ours told us recently, “and I don’t think he even knows how to
Tone-Setting for the First Day of School
August 17, 2022
(To hear this reflection, read by Soren, click below.) Next week our kids are back to school, and you’re likely in the same boat. With so many
Hard Times Create Strong Families
May 17, 2022
Dear Friend, (To hear this reflection, read by Ever, click below.) “Hard times create strong people,” a friend of ours shared with his wife and
The Resurrection at Work in Our Homes
April 19, 2022
Dear Friend, To hear Ever read this reflection, click here: One of the perks of belonging to a big family (Ever is one of 12)
Sunday: Your Family’s 1st Day…or End of the Weekend?
January 18, 2022
Dear Friend, To hear this letter read by Soren, listen here: “Not too long ago, Sunday started the week.” So writes the Institute for Family
Parental Authority and Families Under Fire: The Case for the Domestic Church
November 16, 2021
Dear Friend, This week we’re happy to share with you a 30-min. video-podcast interview we recorded with the Diocese of Arlington’s Billy Atwell, Chief Communications
