Archive for the 'Family' Category
July 31, 2007
Mama T’s Game Closet
A great list of games every house should have, courtesy of Mama T.
Comments(1)July 18, 2007
Saints Anne & Joachim – A Novena for Life
grandparents of our Savior, Jesus Christ,
When life seems barren,
help us to trust in God’s mercy.
When we are confused,
help us to find the way to God.
When we are lost in the desert,
lead us to those whom God has called us to love.
When our marriage seems lifeless,
show us the eternal youth of the Lord.
When we are selfish,
teach us to cling only to that which lasts.
When we are afraid,
help us to trust in God.
When we are ashamed,
remind us that we are God’s children.
When we sin,
lead us to do God’s will.
You who know God’s will for husband and wife,
help us to live chastely.
You who know God’s will for the family,
keep all families close to you.
You who suffered without children,
intercede for all infertile couples.
You who trusted in God’s will,
help us to respect God’s gift of fertility.
You who gave birth to the Blessed Mother,
inspire couples to be co-creators with God.
You who taught the Mother of God,
teach us to nurture children in holy instruction.
You whose hearts trusted in God, hear our prayers for … (mention your requests here).
Pray with us
for the ministry of Catholic family life.
Pray with us
for the ministry of Natural Family Planning.
Pray with us
for all who give their time,
talent and treasure to this good work.
Hail Mary… Our Father… Glory be…
God of our fathers, you gave Saints Anne and Joachim the privilege of being the parents of Mary, the mother of your incarnate Son. May their prayers help us to attain the salvation you have promised to your people.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
June 16, 2007
Congratulations Beth!!
My cousin Beth graduated from high school at the beginning of the month & today is her graduation party.
December 9, 2006
Homeliving Helper: Caring For One’s Husband
This blog entry is a beautiful explanation of why I stay home. No paycheck could ever compensate for what was missing when we both worked outside the home.