One of the quiet sorrows many parents experience is realizing that the relationship they once had with their children is changing. The little boy who wanted to tell you every detail of his day now answers questions with a shrug. The daughter who eagerly reached for your hand now prefers spending time with friends. Adult…
As Christians, we live with one foot on Earth and one foot in Heaven. We pledge allegiance to our country, but we belong, ultimately, to God. In a world that often pulls our loyalties in different directions, the challenge becomes clear: how do we live as faithful citizens of two kingdoms – Heaven and Earth…
In a time when identity feels unstable and courage is often confused with self-promotion, we need witnesses – people who knew who they were and whose they were, and who lived with unwavering clarity, no matter the cost. We don’t have to look far. The Church, in her wisdom and beauty, gives us the lives…
This week, we decided to do things a little differently when it came to the Fairest Love blog post! We put ChatGPT to the test and asked it to share what St. Josemaria Escriva’s teachings would be remembered decades from now! Here’s what it had to say, and we’re here for it! Though St. Josemaría…
With the election behind us, many are feeling a mix of emotions—relief, frustration, and perhaps even disappointment. No matter who won, half of the country inevitably feels let down. In these moments, when our divisions seem deeper than ever, Arthur C. Brooks’ book Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture…
The presidential election cycle can be an intense and stressful time for everyone, regardless of political affiliation. With the constant barrage of news, debates, social media commentary, and heated discussions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, and anxious. While staying informed and engaged is important, so is protecting your peace and well-being. Here are some…
As parents, one of the greatest gifts we can give our children is the desire and freedom to explore and discern their vocations. Whether they are called to priesthood, religious life, married state, or apostolic celibacy, this discernment requires a deep sense of freedom, trust, and support. Encouraging freedom in discerning a vocation is a…
Grandparents’ Day is celebrated on July 26, the feast day of Jesus’ grandparents, Sts. Joachim and Anne! While there are many ways to maintain a relationship with grandparents, whether they are near or far, what can we do to celebrate them on this special holiday? Take a seat! Gather your children! Get your creative minds…
When freedom is misunderstood as the ability to choose to do whatever you want whenever you want, it is absolutely critical to teach children the true meaning of freedom. Parents have the great task of teaching children to use their freedom in order to respect the dignity of themselves and others. While the task may…
Summer is the perfect time for families to come together and celebrate the freedoms we enjoy. As a family, it’s important to create meaningful experiences that not only entertain but also instill virtues and appreciation for our blessings. Here are five summer activities to celebrate freedom, each designed to engage your family in a fun…
As we approach the celebration of the birthday of the United States on Independence Day, the teachings of St. Josemaria Escriva on the virtue of freedom can offer profound insights into understanding this virtue and implementing it in our own lives. St. Josemaria emphasized that real freedom is deeply intertwined with the pursuit of holiness…
Surrounded by the constant push to seek self-gratification through material goods and excessive personal care, it can be a challenge not to fall prey to selfishness. But we are blessed to have powerful words from the saints to help guide us away from the inclination to selfish desires and direct our intentions towards the service…