The Daily Collection
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Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today, we have some lovely words of wisdom from a 107-year-old woman on fighting the blues during the pandemic. Also, a striking series of images of historical figures side-by-side with photographs of their direct descendants. Plus, insights into holiness from the crafters of priestly vestments, the science of fermentation, and a lovely read about a God who sees us. And much more!
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Monday, October 26, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onDid you know the Devil hates bells? In our collection today, we have an interesting read explaining why. Also, a lovely short look at “useless houses.” Plus, taking a look at Neil Postman in light of today’s media, a fall fashion workhorse, and how to pair cheese with Halloween candy. Enjoy!
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Friday, October 23, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today we are sharing a sweet story of a wife stumbling on a small wedding during the time of the pandemic and reflecting on her own. Also, we have a touching interview with the great grandson of Blessed Karl of Austria-Hungary. Plus, an original piece on making a home in a small apartment, a lovely old interview with Tom Howard about Hallowed Be this House, and some sage advice on helping children be both wise and innocent. And much more!
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Thursday, October 22, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today, we are sharing a wonderful video of a powerful homily by Fr. Ed Meeks. Also, inspiration for entertaining outdoors this season. Plus, great news for the restoration of Notre Dame, why a Catholic cannot be a true socialist, and the ways in which St. John Paul II embodied the fruits of the rosary. And more!
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Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onPart of Jane Austen’s genius was in her subtlety. In our collection today, a look at repentance and regret in her novels. Also, a Spanish style home gets a reboot without any remodeling. Plus, a defense of priestly celibacy, how to make your guest room feel like a retreat, and a podcast about cultivating order. And more!
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Tuesday, October 20, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today, how Catholic colleges can help fight pornography. Also, a look at teen well-being during the pandemic. Plus, some creativity inspo: chic DIY wall moulding frames, inventive gift wrapping ideas, and a yummy roasted red pepper, tomato, and goat cheese soup. And much more!
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Monday, October 19, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onIs there a royal invitation to suffer? Today our collection features a lovely look at suffering by Elizabeth Scalia. Also, Noelle Mering writes a personal reflection on wonder and mystery in the life and home of the late author Tom Howard. Plus, a London kitchen full of whimsy and sophistication, what flower bulbs to plant now for a glorious spring, and a freed missionary priest recounts his harrowing kidnapping and time in captivity. And much more!
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Friday, October 16, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onIn our collection today, Carrie Gress writes a deeply personal piece on the vital need for fatherly love. Also, today we have an often overlooked, but compelling take on poverty reduction. Also, as the seasons change, we'll show you ways to make your home cozier, as well as the best apple cider doughnuts recipe around. Enjoy!
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Thursday, October 15, 2020
Posted by Theology of Home onHow do we honor a new mother? In today’s collection, we are sharing a forgotten Renaissance tradition that we can reincorporate today. Also, as the election gets closer, St. Faustina offers us four ways to pray for our country. Plus, an original piece from a mother who writes on suffering and gratitude, a fun breakfast recipe, and the sneakiest of the deadly sins. And more!
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