Family History

I have always had an interest in genealogy, well maybe not always, but definitely since the early age of 9 when my mother's family published a book on the family history. It mostly chronicled the journey of the Kress family from a small town near Fulda, Germany to Medford, Wisconsin in the 1880s. The book also...

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Yearly Planner

Joshua designed a yearly planner book for me for this coming school year. It's also available for sale to those who are looking for a planner. Click here to find out more information.  

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Daily Offering on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

  O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I offer you my prayers, works, joys, and suffering of this day in union with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass throughout the world. I offer them for all the intentions of Your Sacred Heart: the salvation of souls, reparation for sins, the reunion of all Christians;...

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Being Joyful in Marriage

This question was posed on Twitter by Mr. Jonathan Sullivan: So how can #Catholic couples make manifest the joy of the Cross in marriage? Let me start by saying this is not going to be any sort of lofty theological post about marriage, but more of a common sense post about how to be joyful in your marriage. 1. The...

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A Reflection on Corpus Christi

From the Monks of Norcia website comes this beautiful reflection on a Eucharistic procession and God being in our streets. In a day and age when Christianity is mocked and many Catholics don't understand their faith, what better way to show God to the world and share the teachings of our Faith than to follow our...

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Recipe Websites

I'll admit I probably spend more time watching cooking shows on youtube than I should each week. However, I look at them as more of a research project than just a time waster, after all I'm looking for recipe ideas for my family. Ones that I've really come to enjoy actually are from England. Now, it could just be my...

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