Quick facts: St. Sebastian
With a house full of little boys and one equally brave and adventurous girl, my family loves and celebrates St. Sebastian. His feast day on January 20th was one of...
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Product Inspiration: Works of Mercy Tea Towel
One night while lying awake, not an unusual occurrence with a new babe, I had the idea to go through my day, one task at a time to look at...
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The Surrender Novena: What it is and how to pray it
Do you find yourself in a state of angst or nervousness regarding a circumstance or situation? Find yourself hanging onto control, or doubting God’s plan for you? Me, too. That...
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Celebrate St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Beatified by Pope John XXII, St, Elizabeth Ann Seton is the first native born American to be canonized by the Church. She was born in New York, during the time...
The Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. What it is and How to Celebrate
First off, a little theology is needed to explain what this feast day is. Mary is the Mother of God, as she is the mother of Jesus, the Son of...
Joy during the Advent Season
Joy is a funny word. Oftentimes it gets lumped into the same category with its definition being the emotion evoked by well-being, success, or good fortune or by the prospect...
What you need to know about Juan Diego
Here at The Little Rose Shop, IYKYK we just love Mama Mary! Especially Our Lady of Guadalupe. Check out our blog here to get the full story In a...
How to: Celebrate the Immaculate Conception
Here at The Little Rose Shop, we love Mary! The Catholic Church, sharing our same sentiment, observes the Holy Day of Obligation honoring Mary and her Immaculate Conception. But...
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. This...
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...
How to Celebrate Christ the King
The origins of this feast day come about at the end of the destruction of WWI and on the eve of political, social, economic distress, and the rise of dictators...
How to Celebrate: St. Cecilia
Often seen depicted holding a harp or above the choir loft in stained glass or art, St. Cecilia is the patron saint of music. Many Catholic musicians have a beautiful...
Holy Family Hearts
The family is where salvation began when Mary said “yes” to the Lord and she and St. Joseph raised the Son of God. The family today is where the battle...
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...
Behind the design: Popemobile and Playmat
In my house, we have trucks and cars and races and legos scattered amongst other boyhood fast paced toys and activities. My boys love adventures, heroes and can sing you...
If Screwtape Letters were for Parents on Sunday
My Dear Wormwood, this is probably your most important task in our future success: creating doubt, self-consciousness, and frustration in the parents of young children on Sunday morningThis sometimes takes...
Bl. Carlo Acutis: What you need to know
While new to the saint game scene, Bl. Carlo Acutis is a saint for today. It helped that he lived with us in the 21st century, reminding us in our...