I love journalling. I have always journaled, because I have always loved writing. But journaling is such powerful writing–it is recommended by psychologists and doctors because it helps reduce stress, manage anxiety, acts as a catharsis and also helps you understand your own emotions and reactions. Many people to help…
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Faith in the Everyday: How to Read Crochet Patterns for Absolute Beginners
I learned to crochet a long time ago, but I was stalled in really learning how to crochet because my aunt, who taught me, only knew the basics herself. She simply crocheted row on row and didn’t know how to increase, decrease and was really, a beginner herself. We didn’t…
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Faith in the Everyday: Why Every Homemaker Should Learn to Crochet
It’s no secret that I love to crochet. Crochet has brought me a lot of joy and peace and calm. It’s so rewarding to create something with your own hands. I’ve made more scarves and hats than I can count and I’ve made tons of blankets–I hope they bless not…
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Faith in the Everyday: Two Kitchen Habits Every Catholic Homemaker Should Practice
Being in the kitchen is a big part of a homemaker’s day. Cooking meals, washing dishes, washing down surfaces, this is something we do several times as day. And it’s hard work. It’s hard to prepare meals for a family–everyone has likes and dislikes, some have dietary restrictions, and cooking…
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Faith in the Everyday: When Your Home (and Homemaking) Feels Overwhelming
I’m in a new season of life–a short season called summer, where I don’t have to go to work. I eagerly awaited the end of the school year this spring; it had been such a challenging school year for me as a teacher. And all I wanted was to be…
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Faith in the Everyday: Hospitality Begins Before the Guests Arrive
Welcome to my new summer series, Faith in the Everyday! I hope to publish a post weekly for the summer of 2026 in order to share various ways that we can live our faith in the small every day moments. I’ve always understood hospitality as inviting people into your home…