Gentle Accountability for Liturgical Living


Hello!

The Catholic Church has so much to offer us in Her feasts and fasts. There are so many to choose from, that sometimes it can be overwhelming to remember them and know how to celebrate them in a simple but meaningful way. Sometimes, those Catholic Feast Days just creep up on us and we barely remember a Holy Day is coming up!

Today, I am offering you my new, free Liturgical Living Alerts. These emails will be low pressure accountability for each other to live out our beautiful Catholic Faith in our domestic churches. Let's pray, fast, and celebrate together!

This is a new, optional email series in addition to my weekly emails. These emails will include:

  • Alerts in advance to remind you of Feast Days, days of fasting, and Holy Days of Obligations
  • Simple ways to celebrate and observe feasts and fasts for all ages (I'm talking low prep and low supplies - just the basics!)
  • Easy recipes for the feast (and easy substitutions when you don't want to make them from scratch!)
  • Beautiful prayers
  • A monthly novena for us to all pray together
  • Reminders for First Friday and First Saturday Devotions
  • Special series for Lent, Christmas, Advent, and Easter
  • and more!

Upcoming Alerts

The first alert will arrive tomorrow (August 11th) to help you prepare for the Feast of the Assumption this Friday. This week, we will also prepare for St. Michael's Lent. This month's novena will be a novena to St. Monica (starts August 18th) for our family and friends who have fallen away from the Faith. I also have a Hallowtide Challenge for October and November that I am so excited about!

If you would like gentle accountability for Liturgical Living, please join me!

I hope you will join me, and I hope you have a restful and joyful day in the Lord!

To Jesus through Mary,

Alexandra

Ora et Schola

I'm a Catholic Homeschool blogger and educator with lots of tips for homeschooling, teaching the Catholic faith, liturgical living, and homemaking. Join me at www.oraetschola.com!

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