Every day is not perfect, but every day—ordinary, joyful, difficult, or routine—is a place where God can be found. And once children begin looking for Him there, they often discover He has been looking for them all along.

Catholics and Latter-day Saints find themselves allies on many practical fronts. Doctrinally, however, the divergence is about as deep as it can be.

The goal of personal prayer has never been to find the perfect words, but to grow in friendship with God.

We know how important the Mass is, and most of us know that we are called not to be spectators but active participants. If we are being honest, however, sometimes our minds wander.

The more such families congregate at the parish, the more vibrant the parish culture becomes. This will not only benefit homeschoolers but also the parish school.

Thankfully, anti-homeschooling antagonism is not universal. In fact, the situation has improved greatly in recent years.