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I was riding in a car with my son, Simon, recently and we started trading jokes. He’s 12. “What do you call a deer with no eyes?” he asked. “No-eye-deer.” “What do you ...
Family Life and Parenting
The Domestic Church
Every family is called to be a place of prayer, service, and love – a “little Church of the home.” Families naturally do this in their day-to-day lives: “The spirituality of family love is made up of thousands of small but real gestures” (Pope Francis, Amoris Laetitia, no. 315). They do this by strengthening the bonds of love among their members, and by asking the Lord’s presence into their homes. There are so many ways to make your family a domestic Church, and the content here can provide guidance and support.
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