
This episode explores the significance of July in the Catholic Church, highlighting five feast days and ways to incorporate liturgical living into family life.
Did you know the Catholic Church has its own calendar filled with seasons, feast days, saints, and celebrations that help us grow closer to Christ all year long? In this episode of the Living LIT Podcast, we're diving into the month of July—dedicated to the Most Precious Blood of Jesus—and exploring five beautiful feast days that can help bring the rhythms of the Church into the little church you call home. Just as many of us naturally celebrate the Fourth of July with traditions, gatherings, decorations, and special foods, liturgical living invites us to intentionally observe the sacred moments on the Church's calendar. Through simple Holy Pauses, family traditions, shared meals, prayer, and joyful celebrations, we begin to let the life of the Church shape the life of our homes. Together we'll explore: • July dedicated to the Most Precious Blood of Jesus • St. Maria Goretti and the transforming power of forgiveness • St. Benedict and the beauty of Ora et Labora —prayer and work • Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Mary's loving protection • Saints Anne and Joachim and the gift of passing on the faith • St. Ignatius of Loyola, discernment, and living Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam ("For the…
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