Small Steps for Catholic Moms Quotes

“To keep the soul continually in a state of gentle calm, it is necessary to perform every action as being done in the presence of God, and as if he himself had ordained it.” ~St. Francis de Sales”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act

“God, sometimes I am tempted to think I will never have peace or calm in my home or my heart. When life gets noisy and wild, remind me of the peaceful bliss that awaits us all in heaven. Act”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act

“Don’t let May 1 catch you by surprise! With your children, make paper cones from scrapbook paper and attach a ribbon so that they can be hung on a doorknob. Fill them with silk or paper flowers and a holy card. Now you have May baskets, ready to herald the month of Our Lady!”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act

“Enough navel gazing! Lift my chin, God, and focus my eyes on you. Let me take all the little anxieties of my day and all the big fears of my sleepless nights and see them for what they are: a chance for the devil to monopolize the conversation inside my head. I don’t want him in my head, God. I want you there. Please be with me. Act”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act

“The longer the trial to which God subjects you, the greater the goodness in comforting you during the time of the trial and in the exaltation after the combat.” ~St. Padre Pio Pray”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act

“Sweet Jesus, help me to replace the fearful conversation I have inside my head with constant prayer. Whenever I fall into my old habit of worrying interiorly, nudge me. Remind me to put it all in your hands instead. Act”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act

“In the family, women have the opportunity to transmit the faith in the early training of their children. They are particularly responsible for the joyful task of leading them to discover the supernatural world.” ~Bl. John Paul II”
― Danielle Bean, Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Your Daily Call to Think, Pray, and Act