I get asked this a lot: “How do you get your kids to actually go to Mass or church?” And honestly, it’s not a one-size-fits-all answer. But here’s the truth: it starts young. I’ve been taking my children to church since they were toddlers, starting with my firstborn, and the key has always been modeling faith in real life.
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There’s something beautifully sacred about the journey of womanhood and motherhood. It’s more than just biology or a job title; it’s a calling filled with heart, strength, grace, and a constant stream of lessons. In the fast-paced, often chaotic world we live in, faith can be the grounding force that brings peace, purpose, and clarity to a woman’s role as a nurturer and guide.
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You’re not alone if you’ve ever wondered how to start a Bible study group for kids. Many mothers seek ways to help their children grow in their faith. Starting a Bible study group provides children with an opportunity to ask questions, hear Scripture clearly, and build friendships rooted in faith.
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Biblical literature is rich with accounts of objects that are imbued with divine powers. These objects play crucial roles in the narratives of the Bible, symbolizing divine intervention and the power of God. Among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, they believe that similar to God’s use of objects to accomplish his purposes in the Bible, God has also used objects, such as seer stones (sometimes called Joseph Smith peep stones), in modern times to manifest his will to His people.
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Mom on the go in Holy Toledo 