FEBRUARY at Home 

If you were not able to join us in February, or just want to extend your learning, choose from these activities to further your knowledge and understanding of Eucharist: Devotion at home. 
Have you ever wondered what are some things Catholic families do each day? How to celebrate your faith at home?  Here is a checklist of activities you can do each day, week, month and year. What activities do you do already?  What is one new activity you can add to you routine?
At Home Virtual Reality Activity: Devotion
Use this at home activity to explore the Rosary. How can you practice praying the Rosary at home? 

Rosary Resources

The Rosary is a set of prayers given to us by Mary. It is often said with a rosary or set of beads in a specific order. Here are some ideas to praying the rosary at home. Click on the image for the website or find either of these podcasts in your favorite podcast player.
Practical Tips for Praying Together as a Family

Consecration Resources 

For answers to your questions regarding making a Consecration, click on any of the images below. All three of these books are available for you to look at in person. 

First Friday / First Saturday Resources 

Learn more about First Fridays and First Saturdays! Join us in the Day Chapel this Friday, February 7 any time between 6a and 12p (noon) for Adoration, with Mass at 9a. More resources about First Fridays and First Saturdays, a guide to praying the Rosary, and Eucharistic Adoration is available on the table outside the Day Chapel. 

Ways to Pray

Guided Prayer 

FORMED at Home 

Pray through Music 

The Lord's Prayer
Hillsong Worship
Pray for Us (a song for Mary)
Regnum Christi Music Collective 
When We Pray 
Tauren Wells 
Mother Mary, Pray for Us 
Sarah Hart 

February Saint 

Padre Pio
Padre Pio was born Francesco Forgione on May 25, 1887.  From a very early age he would talk with God and Mary. He was able to bilocate or be in two places at once, lived for 50 years with the stigmata, or the wounds of Christ, and spent most of his days hearing confessions.​ Padre Pio had many gifts. Learn more about him here.