Living LIT

Join Robyn and special guest, Krista Thomas as we explore the upcoming Our Lady of Victory Catholic Conference in Rapid City, South Dakota. Hosted on the feast of the Assumption (August 15), this event is designed to deepen your understanding of spiritual warfare, Marian devotion, and the power of prayer and community in living out the faith. Guest speakers will be Jesse Romero and Msgr Charles Pope. Whether you're near or far, discover how this conference can be a transformative experience for your spiritual journey. Main Topics Covered:The significance of Marian devotion in spiritual warfareDetails and logistics of the Our Lady of Victory ConferenceThe importance of prayer, sacraments, and community supportInsights into spiritual warfare and how to discern influencesThe role of Our Blessed Mother as Our Lady of VictoryPractical tips for visiting the Black Hills of South DakotaThe power of prayer and spiritual tools in combating evilOpportunities for clergy and religious participation at the conferenceHow to prepare spiritually for the event and embrace it as a pilgrimageResources & Links:olvconference.com - All details on Our Lady of Victory Conference registration and scheduleTAN Books | Traditional Catholic Books, Saints, Theology & Devotions - Publisher and sponsor of the conferenceThe Battle for the Family--Spiritual Warfare & Protecting the Domestic Church (with Dan Schneider) Remember, this conference is more than an event—it’s an invitation to deepen your faith, arm yourself spiritually, and draw closer to our Blessed Mother. Whether you're attending in person or praying from afar, let this be a spiritual pilgrimage toward victory in Christ. We look forward to seeing you there!

March is a rich and formative month in the Catholic liturgical year — traditionally dedicated to St. Joseph and filled with saints who prepare our hearts for Easter.In this episode of Living LIT, Robyn walks through the top Catholic feast days in March and shares simple, meaningful ways to celebrate them in the little church you call home.Together we explore:Why March is dedicated to St. Joseph and how to celebrate and honor him.The missionary courage of St. Katharine Drexel and St. PatrickThe beauty of Mary’s fiat at the Annunciation — celebrated nine months before ChristmasHow to stay present in the sacred season of Lent without rushing aheadRather than jumping straight to Holy Week, this episode invites you to enter Lent intentionally — embracing the wisdom and rhythm of the Church year one step at a time.A special Holy Week episode is coming soon to help you prepare deeply and prayerfully for the most sacred days of the year.If you desire to live the liturgical year more intentionally in your home, visit LivingLIT.org and be sure to subscribe to the Living LIT podcast so you don’t miss what’s next.Let’s live March well — slowly, faithfully, and LITurgically.How to build your St Joseph's Altar-DIYSt Patrick's Day | Catholic LivingEasiest way to celebrate St PatrickStations of the Cross | Living Lit

What if living liturgically could feel simple… seamless… and beautifully woven into your everyday life?In this episode of Living LIT — Living In Truth, I’m joined by Raquel from the Little Rose Shop to talk about a brilliant tool her team has created-the first of it's kind: a digital liturgical living calendar designed to sync directly with the digital calendar you already use.Yes — right into your everyday planner. 🙌The Little Rose Shop’s digital calendar makes it easy to bring the rhythm of the Church year into your home without adding one more complicated system to manage. (And it's free) Once synced, it flows right into your daily schedule — gently reminding you when we pause to celebrate a feast, honor a saint, or enter into a special moment in the life of the Church.And it’s not just dates.Each entry includes short, helpful tidbits about the feast or saint, giving you context for what we’re celebrating — along with simple ideas for how you might mark the day in your home.Because liturgical living doesn’t have to be elaborate to be meaningful. If you’re longing to Live LITurgical — but need a little help remembering when and what to celebrate and observe — this tool may be exactly what you’ve been looking for.First Digital Liturgical Calendar That Syncs to Your Phone