Saint Martin of Tours is a beloved soldier saint whose simple act of sharing his cloak has inspired generations. His feast, Martinmas (November 11), celebrates light, generosity, and gratitude—a perfect bridge between harvest and Advent. In this post you’ll find: Who Was Saint Martin? Born in the 4th century, Martin of Tours was a Roman…
Have you ever heard of a prayer that releases 1,000 souls from purgatory? Yes, that’s right! Jesus himself promised St. Gertrude this, and in this post you will be able to print a prayer card so you can pray this prayer all month! St Gertrude Prayer Cards If you’re looking for a simple, beautiful way…
Fall is a beautiful season to begin again—sweater weather, slower mornings, and a fresh invitation to shape our homes with intention and faith. As part of my How to Homeschool series, I’ve ...
If you are following along my "How to Homeschool" series, you just went through a discernment process of deciding whether or not homeschooling is right for your family. The next step in getting ...
In this post I will be discussing how to plan your very own minimalist homeschool year, even if you're really a maximalist (or anywhere in between). Why Choose Homeschool Minimalism? At the ...
Its the second-most wonderful time of the year! Yep, not Christmas but the last day of school! We homeschoolers like to do our own thing. We make our own schedules, plan our schooling around trips ...
