“Fundamentally, fruitfulness is about relationships — about sheltering, birthing, midwifing, cultivating, nourishing, and being receptive to the needs, gifts, and potential of others.”

— Theology of Home II: The Spiritual Art of Homemaking

Thursday

October 08, 2020 by Carrie Gress

Saint John Leonardi ~ Luminous Mysteries

Guadalupe Roastery Brews Up New Catholic Vision for Private Enterprise, by Peter Jesserer Smith at NCR

The Aesthetic Inversion in the Religious Conversion of St. Francis of Assisi, by Matthew Chominski at Church Life Journal

Former Swiss Guard: My Most Powerful Weapon, by Mario Enzler at Cameron Blog

French Country Style Tudor Home, by Jennifer at Town & Country Living

With 18 New Postulants, Dominican Sisters in Michigan See a Vocations Boom Amid the Pandemic, by Rebecca Martin at OSV

Great Outfits in Fashion History: Jackie Kennedy’s Fringed Cape, by Dara Prant at Fashionista

Are We Cultivating the Mind of Christ?, by Fr. Nnamdi Monemi

A Look at the Life of America’s Most Important Contemporary Woodworker, by Andrew Russeth at Architectural Digest

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TOH in the News: Theology of Home, by Christine Capecchi at Hawaii Catholic Herald

Photo by Kim Baile for Theology of Home II