Celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday the Hallowed Home Way
Mercy on my Bookshelf St. Faustina’s diary is a thick book. If you’ve not seen it, it’s 700-pages-of-tiny-font kind of thick. I tried to read it. But mostly I stared…
Mercy on my Bookshelf St. Faustina’s diary is a thick book. If you’ve not seen it, it’s 700-pages-of-tiny-font kind of thick. I tried to read it. But mostly I stared…
No (Free) Lunch On the first Saturday in January, we began with a hotel breakfast before catching the train to York. One hates to waste paid-for food. We sat next…
Our covered home crucifix. Walking into our petite parish on Passion Sunday I did a subtle double take and felt a half smile come to my lips as I saw…
Ciao and Buon Natale! Merry Christmas from Roma! {#5 in the series} Dear Reader, This is #5 in our series of travelogues all around Italy, the UK, and Ireland from…
I love sunflowers. There is something about their grand size, their vivid yellowness, and of course their sun searching. In Italian, the flower’s name is girasole—literally “sun turner.” No matter…
Our St. Joseph Altar or Table. How to Celebrate St. Joseph’s Day the Hallowed Home Way “Tupa, tupa.” (Knock, knock.) No, it’s not the start of that old child’s joke,…
La Rocca, The Godfather, and “The Etna!” {#4 in the series} Dear Reader, This is #4 in our series of travelogues all around Italy, the UK, and Ireland from October…
Mosaics, a Market, Marsala, Monasteries, Miei Cugini and Martorana – from Sicily with Love Dear Reader, This is #3 in our series of travelogues all around Italy, the UK, and…
Bologna and Cheese, Two Seas, Our Family Trees (And, Of Course, The "Usual" Saints and Eucharistic Miracles!) Dear Reader, This is #2 in our series of travelogues all around Italy,…
Dear Reader, This is #1 in our series of travelogues all around Italy, the UK, and Ireland from October 2024 through June 2025. This opening one largely lets the pictures…