Guiding children through change

This simple cod recipe invites us to savor Advent and to set aside things of the flesh as we prepare for Christmas.

With your melancholic spouse, it may be helpful to establish a consistent practice of counting your blessings and expressing gratitude to God.

This month, we offer ideas for navigating tough news and events with our kids.

A sanguine is sometimes accused of wearing rose-colored glasses because they tend to see the positive in everything, and they dislike the negative.

The Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels is Oct. 2

Our kids are watching – not what we have – but how we show up.

A September soup to honor St. Peter Claver

If establishing family holy habits has ever felt a little like trying to fly a kite in the basement, this article is for you.

Phlegmatics are loyal, supportive and rarely ostentatious. Solid, dependable and affable, they value family and home life.

Try this classic Spanish omelette in honor of your fellow traveler and forerunner-in-faith, St. James.

God has a beautiful plan for each of his children and as you guide your kids toward that plan, here are some thoughts to help you navigate.

They may win you over with their persuasive and intelligent conversation and their attentiveness and winning ways.

Every Christian is called to be a missionary and witness to Christ.

We can’t change anyone, but we can make sure we treat others with kindness.

As we celebrate the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul on June 29, pay a “visit” to the city of their martyrdom with a classic Roman pasta dish.

It is no secret that the characteristics that attract people to one another can eventually begin to annoy.

Have you ever heard the phrase, God doesn’t call the equipped; he equips the called?

Self-knowledge helps spouses grow in virtue

Have you ever heard someone say, “I’m spiritual, but not religious?” So why should we be religious, when we can be spiritual?

“Train the young in the way they should go; even when old, they will not swerve from it.” (Prv 22:6)

This month, let’s look to our Blessed Mother as the ultimate model of leadership for us to imitate in our family, work and ministry.

St. Damien brought God’s love to lepers.

As you celebrate the feast of St. Bernadette on April 16, enjoy a bowl of Tourin à l’ail, a French soup made with sautéed garlic, flour and egg.

The Liturgy of the Eucharist: where we encounter God’s self-giving love which deepens and gives shape to the marital relationship.