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  • Celebrate the feast of St Thérèse of Lisieux!

    From 1873 to 1897, Marie Françoise-Thérèse Martin lived a brief, hidden life in a small town about two She was born in Alençon, France, as the youngest of five daughters, the self-described sensitive and But then—as it has for so many families—cancer tore a deep gash across their lives. Zélie died when Thérèse was not quite five years old.  “I had been so lively and open; now I became diffident and oversensitive, crying if anyone looked at

  • How to pack for cold weather trips, plus an outfit formula

    like a waterproof, grippy-sole white sneaker ) Thin layers for each day of your trip (see below for my favorites I could sing on and on the praises of my favorite travel backpack . they make your luggage and how easily you'll be able to keep track of where everything is while you're living

  • 15 imaginative, active gift ideas for kids and babies

    This portable bluetooth device turns your living room into an instant party. Choose their personal favorite from tons of color options. This book gives step-by-step instructions for drawing 300+ cute subjects like kittens and cupcakes.

  • Let’s geaux shopping: French blues

    found—your outfit for every summer event; add a red lip, earring, or sandal (try the red iteration of my favorite

  • Lent cooking: Eggs for dinner

    Best omelettes in New Orleans These are almost too delicious to eat during Lent, but here are our favorites

  • Books that made me a better spouse

    Mothers of the Saints : This is one of my favorite books of all time, where I first read about St Zélie author lists several "For Your Life" bullet points of practical applications drawn from these women's lives I love giving this book as a gift for wedding or baby showers.

  • A Catholic guide to Christmas movies

    I think this is true of both Jim Carrey's slapstick, special-effects-laden live-action version and of What is your favorite part of Christmas? Why do we have hope at Christmas? How does Christmas literally change the meaning of history and our own lives?

  • Don't go to the fancy beach: Dauphin Island guide part 1

    Maybe your beach is a resort on some island or in some coastal city with fine dining and stunning design But I want to tell you why, among all the other beaches, humble Dauphin Island, Alabama, is our favorite The island feels remote and quiet, inhabited mostly by locals selling live bait or running shrimp boats

  • A one-day pilgrimage itinerary to St Louis Cathedral

    The cathedral has survived hurricanes, fires, epidemics, and wars (even Mardi Gras)—built and rebuilt If you need beignets, stop in at our favorite, Café Beignet on Royal Street . After the Great Fire of 1788, rebuilding was funded largely by Don Andrés Almonaster y Rojas, a Spanish It survived the Great Fire of 1788 that destroyed everything else. All the saints who lived and worked in New Orleans—Venerable Henriette Delille, St Frances Cabrini, St

  • The perfect sandals I've worn to France, Italy, Mexico, the beach, and everywhere else

    After a major ankle surgery, I decided to permanently give up uncomfortable shoes that I can't walk miles Blistered and wary, I decided to give Saltwaters a try. My favorite and most-used is the gorgeous chestnut tan that looks especially rich in summer).

  • Saint of the week: Miguel Pro

    People give me valuable objects to raffle off, something worth ten pesos that I can sell for forty. ‘A lady’s purse worth twenty-five pesos. Miguel Pro walked out from his cell to meet a firing squad on November 23, 1927. ”—long live Christ the King! You can also watch this documentary on YouTube (it's not the most compelling, in my opinion, but it gives

  • 25 things I always want to eat and drink in New Orleans

    Here are some of my favorites, in no particular order.

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