TOH Blog
Analysis and musings from Carrie and Noelle
Forgiving Those Less-Than-Perfect Parenting Moments
Posted by Theology of Home onGuest writer, Muji Kaiser, returns to our blog to share an afternoon outing with the kids gone awry, and the value to be found in such experiences.
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Motherhood and Openness to Life
Posted by Theology of Home onGuest writer, Muji, shares her very relatable experience as a young mother living out her faith, and includes good reminders for us all for Mother's Day.
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Primacy of Love
Posted by Theology of Home onA conversation between two mothers prompts this wonderful essay from guest writer, Anne, on motherhood and prestige.
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Waterfall
Posted by Theology of Home onNoelle reflects on pregnancy and childbirth from the vantage point of older kids and new stages of life. This is an adapted excerpt from Theology of Home III: At the Sea.
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Let Them Live DangerouslyÂ
Posted by Theology of Home onAn entirely charming and rich look at the nature of boys: "There is a peculiar quality in most of the men I truly admire which has always astounded me a bit, or more than a bit. It’s just this: an unexplainable tolerance and acceptance of the dangerous."
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Feast of Saint Philip
Posted by Theology of Home onAffability is perhaps an unsung virtue, but today's saint embodies it. Denise writes on the delightful friendliness of St. Philip, chosen by Jesus, a natural evangelist, and a martyr.
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Honey-Orange Curd
Posted by Theology of Home onMove over lemons, there's a new lovely citrus curd in town: Honey-Orange Curd!
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Sailing on the Waves of His Mercy
Posted by Theology of Home onThese are good days to contemplate the Risen Lord walking among us for forty days before His glorious Ascension. Denise paints a vivid picture for us to bring to our prayer.
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