With the introduction of reality television, audiences no longer must search to find fictional families that they can relate to -- there are endless shows that follow every kind of family, from the wealthy and famous to poor country folk. But what
"Homesteading brings the family life back to the way that I truly believe God intended for us to live," Kylie Glastetter said. "I can't help but feel God's presence in the beautiful sunsets out here in the country or even something as
In the bustling chaos of raising children, the multitude of opinions that emerge under one roof can sometimes feel overwhelming. From musical preferences to toy disputes, bedtime routines to snack time negotiations, it’s a constant whirlwind of individual desires. Yet, amid this
A recent court filing claims that some migrant families were temporarily separated at the southern border of the United States this summer, a practice once condemned as “abhorrent” by President Joe Biden. Our Catholic faith prompts us to speak out about this
The Pew survey about the future of the country found that when asked about marriage and family, 40% of Americans said they are very or somewhat pessimistic about the institution of marriage and the family. Just 25% are very or somewhat optimistic;
In his greetings to Polish-speaking pilgrims during his general audience Aug. 30, Pope Francis noted a novena beginning in many Polish parishes Sept. 1 offered "spiritual preparation" ahead of the Sept. 10 beatification of the martyred Ulma family in Markowa, Poland.
"May the
Catholic dad Lenny DeLorenzo writes that “for parents who desire to raise their children toward a true and meaningful life of faith, it is all the more important to develop, examine and commit to daily customs, weekly customs and annual customs that
Our culture continues to view families as a problem. The declining birth rate of the United States is evidence that people think happiness will be found outside of family life. Birth rates initially declined in the United States following the outbreak of
As a litmus test for the aged, someone on Facebook recently posted a picture of a street lamp with its light glowing and asked what that meant to a kid growing up in New Orleans in the 1960s. Of course, cracking the
Daniel and Maria Cabrera of Camby in the Indianapolis Archdiocese and their six children are the Knights of Columbus International Family of the Year. They received their award during the organization's Supreme Convention Aug. 1-3 in Orlando, Florida.
"We feel like any regular