TOH Blog
Analysis and musings from Carrie and Noelle
On Being a Dad
Posted by Theology of Home onDenise interviews a few good dads, and the insights she gleans are deep and wonderful. This is worth sharing with the dads you love.
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Rekindling a Sense of Place in the Catholic Home Economy
Posted by Theology of Home onA continuation of the conversation on the Catholic Home Economy filled with practical tips on how to rekindle our sense of place and family culture.
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The Catholic Home Economy
Posted by Theology of Home onThe decreasing presence of the phrase "home economy" from the modern lexicon does not reflect the diminished need for the family's focus on the work of the home. In reality, it highlights the increasing need for the discussion of this important work in the public square.
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Scripting a City of Dreams
Posted by Theology of Home onGuest writer Maria Khell takes us on a charming tour of various lovely literary homes.
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The Only Pie Dough Recipe You Need
Posted by Theology of Home onA tried and true pie crust recipe that always turns out was trumped by another tried and true, but simpler pie crust recipe that also always turns out. The simplicity of this dough will have you making it every week!
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The Play’s the Thing: An interview with a High School Theater Director
Posted by Theology of Home onA wonderful conversation between two high school theater directors--Denise being one of them! Their discussion is full of passion and thoughtfulness on the importance of theater for teens and the magic of being the one at the helm.
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Remembering With Flowers
Posted by Theology of Home onThe anniversary of the loss of a loved one brings a surprising consolation for Carrie and a reminder of the ongoing connection we have in the body of Christ.
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A Journey Into Minimalism
Posted by Theology of Home onDenise interviews her son and daughter-in-law on how living in a tiny house at the beginning of marriage has played a part in embracing a life of simplicity as a family.
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Excerpt: Athirst for the Spirit by Nina Heereman
Posted by Theology of Home onI was in Steubenville back in February to film an episode of Franciscan University Presents. After filming, Scott Hahn recommended the book Athirst for the Spirit: Biblical Wisdom for Desert Times by Nina Heereman, who is an  associate professor and department chair of Sacred Scripture at St. Patrick’s Seminary. I promptly purchased the book and then couldn't put it down. It is book is a series of essays that beautifully unfolds a Biblical account of womanhood.
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