How might we better serve our families and children in a nurturing and holistic way? Jackie Mulligan, founder of Reform Wellness, discusses how having a Christ-centered approach to health and wellness creates a greater capacity for us to love and serve others. She shares how families can grow both physically and spiritually through building virtue and how to intentionally live for family members. For more information about the wellness apostolate that Jackie founded, visit reformwellness.co or Instagram at @reform_wellness Subscribe to the Fairest Love newsletter for more podcasts, insightful blog posts, and updates! 

We begin the month of February looking at how we can overcome the sense of loneliness felt in relationships by developing a stronger emotional intimacy with those we are close to.Regina Boyd, licensed mental health and family therapist, discusses how our emotional connections are a core need within our relationships. She shares ideas on how to develop this emotional intimacy with our spouses and children.Regina’s book, Leaving Loneliness Behind, can be purchased at Ave Maria Press, and you can explore her services at reginaboyd.com IG: @boydcounselingservices Subscribe to the Fairest Love newsletter for more podcasts, insightful blog posts, and updates!

As we wrap up the month of new beginnings, we’re excited to share the advice and wisdom of Jonathan and Amanda Teixeira, founders of WalletWin.It is never too late to create financial goals as a family, and they will bring you much peace! Jonathan and Amanda share their suggestions for starting a budget and how to help your children grow in financial literacy so that everyone can be good stewards of their money.You can explore their products at https://walletwin.com/ as well as download a free budget guide at https://catholicbudgetguide.comSubscribe to the Fairest Love newsletter for more podcasts, insightful blog posts, and updates!

As we continue to form our resolutions and plans for the coming year, we are joined by Emily Jaminet who shares with us how the Sacred Heart can inspire us to grow in virtue and love for our families, friends, and neighbors. She shares the habits that make us more inclined to serve others and to be strong examples in the Church.You can purchase Emily’s book Holy Habits of the Sacred Heart and explore her other works by going to https://www.emilyjaminet.com/If you’d like to learn more about how you can bring the devotion to the Sacred Heart into your family life, visit https://welcomehisheart.com/IG: @_emilyjaminet

As adults, finding the time to read can be a challenge and oftentimes not a priority… but Marcie Stockman helps illuminate the importance of creating that time to read especially in community with others. Founder of the Well-Read Mom, Marcie shares with us how choosing quality literature and sharing conversations and questions with others helps in the growth of virtue and knowledge of truth.You can learn more about the Well-Read Mom and join the community by going to www.wellreadmom.com

Beginning the New Year with resolutions and goals can be daunting, but Dr. Amber Curtis provides several practical tips and science-backed methods to encourage making schedules and keeping them! You can see more of the work Amber does to help women create solutions for the overwhelm by visiting her website solutionsforsimplicity.com or downloading her priorities playbook at bit.ly/pinpointyourpriorities .

As we begin the Advent Season, Fr. Luke Mata offers some thoughts on how we can use this time to prepare well for the birth of the Christ Child. Today, we can resolve to run forth to meet Christ.

As the holidays approach, a season that is often characterized by more drinking, we’ve brought on sobriety coach Christie Walker to talk about her journey to sobriety, how faith plays a role and what steps we can take to begin drinking less. Her helpful insights into alcohol and its impact on the body, and her personal testimony is sure to inspire.Christie can be found at: https://catholicrecoverycoach.com/ (edited)

Teaching your children our rich Catholic cultural inheritance can be as simple as celebrating the day they were baptized, or a themed dinner around a Church feast. Founder of Catholic All Year, Kendra Tierney talks with us about how she began incorporating the liturgical calendar into her family life and how you can do the same.Catholic All Year: https://catholicallyear.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kendra_tierney/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/catholicallyear/