TheologyofHome

Carrie, Noelle, and Emily sit down to talk about the process behind TOH IV.

In this video, Carrie discusses the design of our Stations of the Cross Cards. https://theologyofhome.com/products/stations-of-the-cross

Carrie discusses the why behind our Stations of the Cross Cards: to make this devotion more accessible and elevated. https://theologyofhome.com/products/stations-of-the-cross

In this short video Carrie discusses the grace that comes from praying the Stations. Our Stations of the Cross Cards are available here: https://theologyofhome.com/products/stations-of-the-cross

Carrie discusses the Theology of Home book series, giving insight into each. TOH1: Finding the Eternal in the Everyday TOH2: The Spiritual Art of Homemaking TOH3: At the Sea TOH4: Arranging the Seasons

In this video, Carrie discusses the origin of our candle line. https://theologyofhome.com/collections/stella-maris-candles

Carrie responds to the question on how a focus on beauty and culture directs our product line. TheologyofHome.com

Welcome to The Theology of Home TV Series! We are currently working on the trailer and pilot episode, and will post updates as things develop! Our Producers Michael Matheson Miller is the director and producer of the documentary, Poverty, Inc, the PovertyCure DVD Series, and the Good Society Series, and the forthcoming Gospel of Work from Catholic University of America. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Acton Institute, the host of the Moral Imagination Podcast and a Distinguished Fellow at the Busch School of Business at The Catholic University of America. Simon Scionka is an award-winning filmmaker with twenty-five years in the industry. He has worked in over 40 countries. His work includes the cinematographer and editor Poverty, Inc. the Poverty Cure DVD Series, Be Relentless, and The Gentle Bear Man of Emo. He is currently producing and directing Sacred Alaska and has worked on numerous educational related projects. Poverty, Inc. is the winner of over 60 international film festival honors, the $100,000 Templeton Freedom Award, and the €5,000 Best Documentary Award from the FIFE Environmental Film Festival in Paris. How to Help If you would like to help make this project a reality, tax deductible donations can be made to The Theology of Home Project at Ethics & Public Policy Center. https://eppc.org/about/support-eppc/ We would also be very grateful for your prayers for this project. As the first series of its kind, there will be plenty of challenges to navigate.

The story of the how and the why behind these lovely, minimal line drawing Stations of the Cross Cards for TOH.

The very first Coffee with Carrie and Noelle where they talk about the origins of Theology of Home and their future plans for it.