
Explore Liturgical Living through the Lens of the Homestead
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven”
Ecclesiastes 3:1
Though we began homesteading years ago, and have been Catholic all our life, it was only in the past few years we began to wed the two. For the last year, we have intentionally been seeking ways to homestead liturgically through the traditions of our Catholic forebearers in the faith.
Liturgical living is so much more than living our Catholic faith through crafts and recipes. Those things are good, but they are only a portion of the picture! Follow along to learn more about the traditions we are exploring and practicing, and how it affects our faith journey.
Explore Historic Customs
From St. Isidore to Rogation days, weather crosses to Our Lady of Herbs, find traditions to help create an intentional homestead.
Resources
There are so many wonderful resources out there to inspire us on our journeys. This list includes many that I have explored for growing my understanding of liturgical homesteading.
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Maple Glazed Carrots and St. Michael
Check availability: Maple Glazed Carrots and St. MichaelHave you heard about the connection between St. Michael and carrots?
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Cider Pressing Demo
Check availability: Cider Pressing DemoIf you attended the Green Bay Diocese Catholic Land Movement yearly event and wanted the resources mentioned, you can find them here. Saints for…




