Family Witness
We stood in the lines, got the goods, and we were ready to chow down. Our children are always very good at reminding the family to say a quick prayer when we go out to eat. They really are our path to heaven.
We stood in the lines, got the goods, and we were ready to chow down. Our children are always very good at reminding the family to say a quick prayer when we go out to eat. They really are our path to heaven.
Perhaps the best place to start would be to stop viewing my children as a mirror of myself (where their behavior is a reflection of my parenting skills) and instead view them as a window to God, who’s image they are ultimately made in.
Typically, we always have a plan, but yesterday, we knew we needed time with just the family, a little room to run off some energy, and a lot of vitamin D, so we headed out seeking those things and without a specific goal in mind.
This series is on “Catholic Adulting,” and no matter how I have come to realize God’s kindness and mercy to me today, there are things I wish I had known sooner or done better.
Oh, Blue Butterfly, you taught us so much that day, and I am forever grateful for the way our trail lessons carry over into life.
Here’s a list of sayings my kids have heard so many times it’s likely etched into their brains!
In case you haven’t figured this out yet, whenever one gets a little too proud of themselves, God is right there to provide some humility.
I racked my brain on how to approach the subject in a way that would be impactful, but not frightening. Like in so many situations in my life, the Holy Spirit took over.
Today our children are being pressured and judged by their peers at every turn. Their social media accounts are their magic 8 balls that give them their approval ratings.