The Daily Collection
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Monday, December 23, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onEmily is back on our blog today to spread the beauty of Lessons and Caroles. Also in the collection today, a powerful interview from a recent convert to Christianity, a fun French dessert, young women find a call to the religious life, and a bookworm's dream on Prince Edward Island. Enjoy!
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Time-honored pottery techniques are used in the production of these beautiful Handmade Blue Candle Holders now at The Mercantile.
Friday, December 20, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onThough we sing of comfort and joy around this time of year, Fran Maier writes a brilliant piece on the problem therein. Plus, how to maximize generosity on a tight budget, an invisible apple cake, and the family home of the real life Mona Lisa. Enjoy!
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Time-honored pottery techniques are used in the production of these beautiful Handmade Blue Candle Holders. Sold as a single.Â
 
Thursday, December 19, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today we share a great read on Chesterton and Father Christmas. Plus, what not to do in Paris, a holiday wreath that won't wither, and an interesting look at whether to keep our norms of prayer on vacation. And much more!
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Our Nutcracker Soap is currently marked down! No code needed.Â
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onIf you are looking for a Christmas dinner, we share a delectable beef bourguignon recipe in our collection today. Also, an outdoor Lessons & Carols for Advent, the rise of an appetite for violence even as ideologies seem weakened, and a good read on the blessed single life. And much more!
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Our Nativity Candle line is now marked down 30%.Â
Use code:Â NATIVITY30Â at checkout. While supplies last.
Tuesday, December 17, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onEntertaining season is well under way and in our collection today, a fun link on mining thrift stores for party dishes and decor. Plus, Noelle and others weigh in on the possibilities and perils of social media regulation, the best champagne for the holidays, and the beauty and power of the O Antiphons. Enjoy!
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Site wide sale of 15% off! Use code CHRISTMAS15. Today only.
Monday, December 16, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today, we have a fun read with timeless relationship advice from an "old maid." Plus, a delicious potato recipe, a great homily on the fruits of holiness, and revisiting Emily's brilliant blog piece on incorporating florals in the Christmas tree. Enjoy!
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Winter Things is a book full of fun 5-minute drawing lessons for kids—great for young artists, holiday gifts, birthday gifts, homeschool art lessons, and elementary art classes!
Friday, December 13, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onWhat is the difference between charity and humanitarianism? A great read from Michael Miller in our collection today. Also, a lovely Danish home at Christmas, a delicious recipe for crispy parmesan potatoes, and an engaging read on the pleasures of working together. And much more!
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Our sale item for today only: our Italian Gnocchi Board! Comes in a lovely and practical canvas bag, great for gifting.Â
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onHappy Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe! In our collection, we have a great read on how today's feast day and another on Marian grottoes in the midwest. Plus, a lovely house tour mixing old with new, how to make a gingerbread loaf, and practical advice regarding kids and tech for this Christmas. Enjoy!
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Today only we have marked down our Christmas Votive Candle Set in a beautiful gift box!
Wednesday, December 11, 2024
Posted by Theology of Home onThe real women's movement deserves to be acknowledged as such. In our collection today, a great read from Jennifer Roback Morse articulating what that actually looks like. Plus, how to style bookshelves, getting adult children to Christmas Mass, and the chief architect of the Notre Dame restoration speaks of his devotion to Our Lady. Enjoy!Â
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Marked down today only: our delicate Madonna and Child Relief! The work of award-winning artist, Thomas Marsh.
