Monthly Dedications: A Spiritual Resolution for the New Year
Sarah Damm explains how to incorporate the liturgical calendar’s monthly dedications into your prayer routine.
Celebrating the Epiphany of Our Lord
On the Feast of the Epiphany, Sarah Damm suggests three ways to celebrate through pondering, prayer, and praise.
Five Ways to Grow in Faith This Summer
Not much going on this summer? Sarah Damm offers five ways to hit the reset button, gain a fresh perspective, and grow in our faith.
6 Ways to Honor Mary In & Around Our Homes
During this month of Mary, Sarah Damm suggests 6 ways to honor Our Blessed Mother in and around our homes.
Seven Ways to Celebrate the Easter Season
The Church gives us 50 days to ponder and celebrate Jesus’ Resurrection. Sarah Damm offers 7 simple ways to live out that Easter joy all season long.
Liturgical Living Between Christmas and Lent
After Christmas, we enter a short season of Ordinary Time, before Lent begins. Here are a few ideas for living liturgically during winter’s Ordinary Time.
Forming Holiday Traditions Rooted in Faith
Holiday traditions are important to all of us, but many of us desire traditions rooted in faith. Sarah Damm shares some ideas.
How to Ensure a Peaceful Advent Season
Sarah Damm details a plan to allow more time for family, friends, and holiday traditions as you experience a peaceful, prayerful Advent season.
Four Ways to Live Liturgically During Summer’s Ordinary Days
Wondering how to live liturgically during the ordinary days of summer? Sarah Damm shares simple and meaningful ideas to get you started.
Learning From Mary: Saying Yes to God With Cheerful Readiness
In today’s Gospel, Mary sets out to visit Elizabeth “in haste” (Luke 1:39). Just a few verses back from the Visitation account, we remember that Mary also responds to the angel’s request with a cheerful readiness. Mary does not delay in giving her “yes” to God (v. 38). When God invites me to do something, however, I am a little slower in my response than Mary is. I am grateful for His invitation to be His servant, his handmaiden. But…