Many families are finding it increasingly difficult to find appropriate TV shows for their children’s age group. More often than not, you come across media that is deemed “age-appropriate,” but it ends up containing content you’re not comfortable with. I’ve rounded up the best three websites that are designed to “shine a light on the […]

1/2. Sam at Cultivating Catholics Okay, I’m a little biased here. But that’s why I only gave myself the number “1/2” :). I’ve dabbled in creating free printables (most are exclusive to my subscriber list, so make sure you sign up!) Some of my very first printables I ever created were Sacred and Immaculate Heart

Searching high and low for the Catholic baby Baptism gifts and coming up short? It’s can be SO HARD trying to find that perfect Baptism gift for boys and girls. A massive occasion such as being cleansed of your original sin and OFFICIALLY becoming a child of God is a pretty big deal. Thankfully, after

The Sacred Heart of Jesus is celebrated on June 11 and the Immaculate Heart of Mary is celebrated the day after, on June 12. The whole month of June is actually dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus! When we celebrate these feast days with our children, we remind them of Jesus and Mary’s great

Happy Pentecost! Need a quick and easy hands-on activity to celebrate Pentecost with your family? I got you! Keep scrolling to learn more about Pentecost and get your FREE download to create a Pentecost Windsock highlighting the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit with your children. 🙂 P.S. Haven’t been back to Mass yet? Or

40 days after Easter, we remember the day Jesus ascended into Heaven! On the day of the Ascension, Jesus and his disciples gathered for a long time. This would be the last time they would all be together, as Jesus was soon taken up into the clouds and disappeared into Heaven. When Jesus ascended, he

This post is going to give you a quick, simplified version of Good Shepherd Sunday for you to explain to your kids over breakfast before everyone runs off and starts acting crazy. (Or is that just our kids…? How do they have so much energy at 7:00 a.m…?) Good Shepherd Sunday happens on the 4th

Isn’t it frustrating wanting to teach your children about Catholic saints like St. Bernadette, but upon a quick google search your mind is left spinning? So many big words. So many dates and geographical locations that will go right over your kids’ heads. You don’t have time to sit there and decipher a 5,000 word

So there you are, googling the “best Catholic books for kids” and within .2 seconds you’re ready to throw in the towel. All you needed was a birthday gift for your Godson and now you’re stress-eating, reading snippets of book summaries, scrambling trying to find the PERFECT one. You’re on the hunt for one that