Reclaiming Sundays
Reclaiming Sundays
Introducing the Reclaiming Sundays video series
In fall 2025, watch for a new video series on reclaiming the peace, rest and leisure of Sundays with the Lord and family. As the first part of the Year III priority of Parents as Primary Educators of Their Children, this Reclaiming Sundays series will offer lasting habits to anchor each week in a joyful, prayerful and restful observance of Sunday.
March: Elevated Conversation and Prayer
In March’s video of the Reclaiming Sundays series, husband, father and Catholic school teacher Deacon Joseph Block proposes three steps to moving beyond the ordinary and into more meaningful and spiritual conversations. Let’s reclaim Sundays for the Lord and our families.
Let’s reclaim Sundays for the Lord and our families.
Join us as we strive to Reclaim Sundays.
| Week of.... | |
|---|---|
| March 1 | Set aside time for intentional conversation and check on each other's "What are you grateful for" and "for whom should we pray." |
| March 8 | Invite a member of your family to pray with you. |
| March 15 | Set aside one-on-one time between a parent adn a child to encourage conversations. Go out for breakfast or hot cocoa. |
| March 22 | Consider a silent dinner - listen to a piece of music or a book to converse about later. |
| March 29 | Make plans for the Triduum and Easter. Continue a tradition or adopt a new one. |
| April 5 | Create a special meal and share time at the table together. |
| April 12 | Find ways to incorporate Alleluias into your family's prayer (Sing it, pray it, decorate your prayer space iwth it, greet each other with it...) |
| April 19 | Plan ways your family can intentionally celebrate the season of Easter for all 50 days. (especially appropriate on Sundays) |
| April 26 | Learn the Regina Caeli prayer |