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St. Andrew Novena: What it is and how to pray

One sweet and simple way to incorporate the season of Advent by a small act of prayer and raising your heart to God is through the St. Andrew novena prayer....

5 Ways to be thankful and teach our children to be thankful

Chilly and holiday-filled November is the perfect opportunity to bring gratitude to our hearts and to our children. Sometimes, especially with littles, the influx of germs and sickness, or holiday...

Liturgical Living Resource List

Who has high hopes of living the liturgical seasons in your home and just plain forgets?! Or, if you are like me, half way through the day, you say, “shoot!...

Our Lady of the Rosary: Fun filled family ways to pray

The feast day of Our Lady of the Rosary was created by St. Pius V in thanksgiving for the defeat of the Turks at Lepanto. This victory was attributed to...

How to Celebrate: St. Francis of Assisi

Here at The Little Rose Shop, we love a great saint turnaround story. St. Francis of Assisi is one of these guys. He was born into wealth and privilege, motivated...

How to: Celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows

The feast day of Our Lady of Sorrows in September 15th this year. It is a feast day acknowledging the deep connection and ultimately sadness Our Lady experienced being the...

How to Celebrate: The Exaltation of the Holy Cross

This year on September 14th, we celebrate the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. This beautiful tradition and feast day originated when St. Helena, mother of the Roman Emperor Constantine, traveled...

How to Celebrate the Queenship of Mary

This feast day is relatively new, only recently starting in the 1950s however the title and the celebration of Mary, Queen of Heaven and of our Lord is rooted in...

The Transfiguration: What it is and how to celebrate it

The Transfiguration is when Jesus takes Peter, James and John to the top of Mt. Tabor to pray. While there, Jesus’ appearance changed to bright, brilliant white and He was...

How to Celebrate: St. John Vianney

St. John Vianney is the patron saint of priests. He grew up in the terror of the French Revolution, a time when priests were either executed or forced into hiding....

How to pray the Examen and Why it's Crucial for Moms

I want to share a spiritual practice that has transformed my life in countless ways. But first, let's dive into some quotes about motherhood that really hit home. Quotes on...

How to celebrate Sts. Joachim and Anne's Feast Day

July 26th is the feast day of Sts. Joachim and Anne. While not mentioned in the Bible, Catholic tradition believes that Saints Joachim and Anne were the mother and father...

How to Celebrate Mary Magdalene's Feast Day

Mary Magdalene oftentimes is called the Apostle to the Apostles because she found the empty tomb on Easter morning and ran to tell the other disciples. Jesus encountered her after...

Corpus Christi: How to Celebrate

Corpus Christi is the celebration of the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Jesus Chritt. This feast day was created because many times, unintentionally, the beauty of the institution...

Liturgical Living on Summer Break

Ahhhh summer. Long days, longer evenings, school is out, schedules relax, kids play in the dirt and ….school is out?! This sudden change of pace for families of school age...

The Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart: How to Celebrate

June is a powerhouse of liturgical feast days and celebrations. One, really two, feast days we can’t miss celebrating are the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (June 16)...