The Christian Home: A Guide to Happiness in the Home

“The more things change, the more they stay the same.” Published 80 years ago, this Catholic classic focuses on the Christian family and uses as its foundation the1929 encyclical “On Christian Education of Youth” coupled with the “sense of Faith.” Addressing family topics and issues that remain as timely now as they were when the guide was first published, “The Christian Home” succinctly offers sound priestly reminders and advice in six major areas:
The Necessity of Religion in the Catholic Home−Prayer in the Home−The Catholic Atmosphere in the Home−Good Reading in the Home−Harmony in the Home-and the Necessity of Home Life (for both parents and children). A valuable read for today’s busy Catholic parents, including homeschoolers, the six major areas cover topics like−
• The religion of Christ (Catholicism) must be the foundation of each family
• Why Catholics Should Wed Catholics
• Unforeseen Challenges when Marrying a Non-Catholic
• The Sacred Heart of Jesus in the Conversion of a Non-Catholic Spouse
• Why Charity Begins at Home
• Why Religion Must Permeate the Curriculum of Children and Teens
• The Loving Duties of Home Life for Dad, Mom, and children
• The Subject of Good Books for the Entire Family
• Why Mothers (in particular) Should Read
• Why Dad should listen to Mom regarding their children
• Guiding Children in Their Teen and Young Adult Years
• Helping Older Children Understand Why “Falling in Love” is NOT Inevitable
• Weakening the Family Circle: How It Happens
• Modern Conditions are No Excuse
• It is the Home that Counts
…and much more concise, Catholic, and common sense advice for “The Christian Home”!