Do kids work around your neighborhood? Dixie Dillon Lane writes about the great benefits to all when they do, linked in our collection today. Plus, habits of mind to avoid ideological thinking, dinner party tricks to get conversation going, and Fr. James Brent on petitionary prayer. Enjoy!

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In our collection today, a look at the hidden yet powerful faith and witness of grandmothers. Also linked today, a lovely read on poetry and wonder, how to organize the refrigerator, and the case for (just) sex discrimination. Enjoy!

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If you have travel this winter, be sure to check out a helpful link in our collection today on packing for winter trips. Plus, we have three links on the Epiphany for your reading pleasure and they are each thoughtful and/or practical. Also, a fun look at the fastest nun in the West and much, much more!

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It's the ninth Day of Christmas and we have a great collection for you today starting with a helpful must-read before giving up on your marriage. Also, a dreamy Cotswolds cottage, when speaking truth to power becomes punishable, and a lovely piece on Our Lady and the good women she inspires by Archbishop Chaput. Happy New Year!

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Happy 6th Day of Christmas! In our collection today, a fun read on the timeless truths of motherhood as conveyed in the movie Home Alone. Plus, a helpful clip from Michael Miller's film Poverty, Inc, hosting tips for when you don't feel like hosting, and an aubergine and potato curry recipe. Enjoy!

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In our collection today, what we can glean from Ezekiel to prepare us for an encounter with the Divine. Plus, an excellent video podcast on developing a childlike spirit to protect against our pride, a lovely Christmas-y home tour, and last minute recipes that can be pulled together quickly. The Collection will return on Monday. Merry Christmas!

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