In our collection today, Carrie has a great piece on the beauty of the ordinary. Plus, Denise writes of her great love for Emily's Theology of Home book, some pro-level tools for pizza at home, and an excellent homily on the "thorn in the flesh." Enjoy!

Carrie is back in The Federalist today and writes on the three ways feminism laid the groundwork for transgenderism. Also in the collection, the importance of cultivating beauty, a fun and fascinating interview with the strictest headmistress in the UK, and books for kids on the Eucharist. Enjoy!

In our collection today, an amazing story of a war veteran and the power of St. Christopher. Also, a great podcast on what makes families strong, a delightful and elegant summer salad, and a good read on letting go of perfectionism. Enjoy!

A lovely read from Fr. Kirby on freedom's fragile reality for this week as we anticipate the Fourth. Also in the collection today, an interesting look at being a man in a Church who is a bride, an easy gazpacho recipe, and all the new rattan home items at Ikea. Enjoy!

Are you always on the hunt for a secondhand score for your home? We share an article with great tips for finding hidden gems in our collection today. Plus, an excellent short interview with David Bereit on our post-Dobbs country, a perfect summer salad, and a good read on whether we can complain in prayer. And much more!

Dating tips are one thing, but when they come from Venerable Fulton Sheen they're another -- linked in our collection today. Plus, a summer reading list that is enjoyable and educative, chicken street tacos, and breathtaking scenes from the Eucharistic Pilgrimage in a cornfield. Enjoy!

In our collection today is a wonderful look at a group you should know about if you don't yet: My Catholic Doctor. Also, a DIY boardwalk for an off-the-grid cabin, why the classics are necessary, and an excellent podcast conversation on a willingness to suffer. And much, much more!

We have some gems today in the collection starting with a lovely piece by Nell O'Leary on spiritual mothers. Plus, the challenge and goals of independent Catholic filmmaking, 4th of July side dishes to bring to a potluck, and a beautiful read on hunger, poverty, and the Eucharist. And much more!