Observe Passiontide the Hallowed Home Way
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…
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Celebrate St. Joseph’s Day the Hallowed Home Way
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,…
Beyond Giving Something Up: A Guide to the Lenten Table
Introduction: Reframing the 40 Days For many of us, Ash Wednesday brings the familiar question: "What am I giving up for Lent?" We often see these forty days as a…
Candlemas Home Decor
Candlemas: The Feast of Light As the last of the Christmas decorations have been packed away (for most of us), and the austere Lent is appearing on the horizon, many…
The Chalking of the Doors
How to Turn Your Threshold into a Sacramental for 2026, where everyone that enters will be blessed.
The Making of Carlo’s Way
Listen to our tribute song to Saint Carlo Acutis, its inspiration, and how we produced it.
The Hopeful Mysteries of the Rosary
A New Light on an Ancient Devotion As we journey through the Jubilee Year 2025 as "Pilgrims of Hope," we learned of a beautiful new devotion that has emerged from…
Our New Song – Contrition
John wrote a Song! Between pilgrimages, we do volunteer work and dabble with a variety of other endeavors. An amazing music generation app crossed our path and John decided to…
Fontaine Saint-Michel de Paris
Dramatic Oasis in the City A short walk from both Notre-Dame Cathedral and Saint-Chapelle, in the Latin Quarter, is the Place Saint-Michel, anchored by the majestic Neo-Renaissance Fontaine Saint-Michel. It…
Sainte-Chapelle de Paris
Holy Chapel Sainte-Chapelle means "Holy Chapel" and with good reason. It was built by King Louis IX (later Saint Louis) in the mid-13th century for a specific purpose -- to…