At the center of our home was the dinner table. Our family dinner was precisely at 6 p.m. every single night.
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St. Paul’s famous words apply to Fred Schlafly. He was a man of unshakeable faith in God, in Jesus Christ, and in the eternal life He promised.
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Many families who never dreamed of entering the world of homeschooling have found themselves at home with their children, in charge of their education for at least a few weeks. This, my friends, is a blessed time, even if it’s difficult to see right now.
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Suzanne Venker – The Family / Filmed at Eagle Council 2020 in St. Louis, MO
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The vague, poorly written language of the ERA does not allow any distinction to be made between men and women – even when it makes
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My mother so loved these cookies that she would hide them in the front hall closet so that no one else would eat them!
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When the term “helicopter parent” became a part of the general lexicon in the early 2000s, parents were warned not to hover excessively over their children for fear that young people would never learn to stand on their own two feet.
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Phyllis Schlafly, my mother, served warm pumpkin pie. She timed dinner not to the turkey (which could easily hold its heat), but to the dessert, which was pumpkin pie.
Continue reading →The results of a study released this week on the long-term effects of California’s Paid Family Leave Act indicate the leftist policy may leave mothers
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What happened to conservatives who used to be both socially conservative and fiscally conservative? They seem to have lost their way on the empty promise of “paid family leave.”
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Phyllis Schlafly had a typewriter, a phone, and a mouth. She used all three of them daily. When I think of my childhood, I think of the clacking sound of her typewriter.
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August 24, 2019 Congress Wants a NEW Entitlement Program Since the enactment of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) in 1993, companies with 50 or more
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