February is rich with beautiful feast days—and this month, the Church invites us to look closely at the Holy Family and what it means to live our faith in the home, our Domestic Churches.

In this episode, we walk through February’s Top 5 Feast Days and explore what we celebrate and how to Live it LITurgically as a family. We’ll also reflect on February as the Month of the Holy Family, drawing inspiration from the hidden life of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in Nazareth and offering simple, practical ways to live Domestic Church life in the little church you call home.

Whether you’re new to liturgical living or looking for deeper rhythms, this episode is an invitation to slow down, be intentional, and declare with confidence:

“As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”

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Visit LivingLIT.org for a printable February Feast Day list and more ideas to help your family live the liturgical year beautifully in the little church you call home.

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The family is the domestic church—and the enemy knows it.

In this episode of Living LIT—Living In Truth, Robyn Bruggeman is joined by Catholic author and theologian Dr. Dan Schneider for a powerful conversation on spiritual warfare and the battle for the family. This episode explores how spiritual warfare affects individuals, parents, children, and family life—and what Catholic families can do to stay spiritually alert, protected, and rooted in Christ.

Together, Robyn and Dan discuss:

1. What spiritual warfare really is (and what it is not)
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3. How the enemy targets the family and the home
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5. The spiritual authority parents have in the domestic church
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7. Practical ways to protect your family through prayer, sacraments, and vigilance

This episode is especially for parents who want to safeguard their homes/families, raise spiritually resilient children, and reclaim the family as a place where Christ reigns.

📖 Learn more about Dr. Dan Schneider’s books and ministry:

Holy League Institute Resources | Holy League Institute

The Liber Christo Method: A Field Manual for Spiritual Combat use code “LIVINGLIT15” for discount

📍 Detail coming soon about Dan’s upcoming speaking engagement in the Black Hills, South Dakota. Stay tuned!

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What does it really mean to fix our eyes on Jesus—not just spiritually, but practically—in the middle of real life?

In this episode, I’m joined by Meg Hunter-Kilmer, speaker, evangelist, and author, to talk about her book Eyes Fixed on Jesus and the heart behind it. Together, we explore how developing a real, personal relationship with Jesus begins and grows through time spent in the Word of God.

We talk about the important difference between simply reading Scripture and truly praying with Scripture—allowing God’s Word to speak to us, form us, and meet us exactly where we are. Meg shares how her book intentionally points readers directly to Scripture, helping them become more comfortable opening the Bible and spending time with Jesus there, no matter their season of life or level of experience.

This conversation is an encouragement to anyone who has ever felt intimidated by Scripture, unsure how to pray with it, or distracted in their prayer life. We talk honestly about how Jesus meets us in the midst of ordinary, messy, beautiful life—and how fixing our eyes on Him again and again transforms everything.

Whether you’re new to Scripture or longing to go deeper, this episode is an invitation to slow down, open the Word, and encounter Jesus—who is always waiting to meet us there.

📖 Eyes Fixed on Jesus by Meg Hunter-Kilmer is published by Our Sunday Visitor Our Sunday Visitor - Eyes Fixed on Jesus, Vol. 1: A Journey into the Gospels

Meg’s Bible Reading Plan One-Year-Bible-Chronological.pdf

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🎧 Listen in and be encouraged to lift your gaze, open the Scriptures, and begin again.