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Traditional Catholic Woman
Unfortunately, this phrase has been hijacked by many on both sides of the Catholic spectrum to mean “backwards” or “out of touch.”
I am using the phrase traditional Catholic woman as it actually is meant: a woman who strives to obey the will of God, thrive in her vocation, and pursue sainthood.
I like to call myself a “Matt Frad trad.” Honest with the world that problems are not black and white (unless the Church has declared so doctrinally!)
Sure, I *also* have strong opinions about the reverence of the Mass, Catholic music, and modest dress, but I’m not uncharitable about it (at least I hope not!)
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Everything you Need to Know About RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults )
Are Catholics With Celiac Refused Communion? (To Be Glutened or Not To Be)
7 Free Catholic Wallpapers To Help You Learn the Latin Our father and Hail Mary
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Homestead
"Ponder the fact that God has made you a gardener, to root out vice and to plant virtue." -St. Catherine of Sienna
Old Wisdom & Vintage Things
โBe neat, Philothea; let nothing be negligent about you . . . avoid all affectation, vanity, curiosity, or levity in your dress.โ -Saint Francis de Sales
Traditional Catholic
"Guarding the Deposit of Faith is the mission which the Lord entrusted to His Church, and which she fulfills in every age." Apostolic Constitution Fidei Depositum
Hospitality
"Come and have breakfast." -Jesus Christ
Homeschooling
"If children see that their teachers despise what their parents desire, there is and must be a conflict of authorities." G.K. Chesterton
Mother's Life
'Amidst the pots and dishes, Our Lord goes along with you.' -St. Teresa of Avila