Are you a church worker struggling to balance ministry and rest? Join Ms. Cherry, "Acronym Lady," and Catholic Camper as we discuss the importance of rest in nourishing faith. 

On this camping adventure, my son and I take time—starting with a warm campfire—to reflect on keeping Christmas joy after the season, and to share fun, goofy conversations that end with a special message between Father and Son. 

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Near Sylvan Lake, South Dakota, is a region of pines and secret granite towers known as the Needles. This area was great for a day trip or for passing through on the way to Custer State Park. 

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Eucharistic Miracles underscores the importance of nurturing faith in adults and children.

Join our podcast, which explores the Eucharist with wonder, featuring Melissa Kirking, Founder of Guided Children’s Adoration, The full article can be read at Catholic-Camper.com

I have never fully understood the deeper significance of Veterans Day, November 11, which marks the beginning of the holiday season, until now. This newfound understanding comes from a courageous young man named Andrew, who served in the Army shortly after graduating high school.

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From the thrill of exploring new places to the stress of navigating unfamiliar off-road trails, the rigors of travel can often take a toll on the body, mind, and spirit. In this podcast, I'll explain why overlanding can be so exhausting, and why it's essential to include a break. 

But are we done? Is Overlanding Dead?

After being in the mountains and high desert for over a week, my wife asks, "What about creature comforts?"

www.catholic-camper.com/articles/reset-in-a-treehouse

Years of serving the community, Tino Hernandez explains why Thanksgiving means a meal for everyone. 

www.catholic-camper.com/articles/thanks-giving

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Our 40th wedding anniversary takes us to the desert of West Texas, where we celebrate in isolation on Tea Cup Mountain with good conversation, reflection, and TX wine.

While attending a parish conference in Lafayette, guided by keynote speaker Dr. Bob Schultz, I changed. Attending for ministerial purposes, I quickly felt the urge to put aside note-taking and live the retreat. In fact, this retreat spoke to a tired church worker.   

https://www.catholic-camper.com/articles/something-changed