Sue Klejeski

Resolutions for the new year

New years resolution

Don’t be this guy!

The new Liturgical year begins on December 1 (the first Sunday of Advent), but NOW is the time to start thinking and praying about your spiritual resolutions for the new year.  Daily family prayer? Monthly confessions?  Adding an extra Mass to your weekly routine?  Committing to a time when your family can go to Eucharistic Adoration?

The possibilities are endless, but the place to start is to ask the Lord what He would have you do for the most effective spiritual growth for your family, and today is a very good time to do that.

Published by Sue Klejeski

Sue Klejeski and her husband were searching for a better method of passing on the Faith when they stumbled onto the newly-formed Family Formation program at the Church of Saint Paul. In the years since then, she’s been surprised to see how God wants to use her, she’s wondered why she wasted the first decades of her life as a wishy-washy Catholic, she’s learned tons of Catholic trivia, and she’s learned that none of it is trivial in God's amazing, intricate plan. Sue has presented Family Formation to parishes and professional conferences, does a little bit of everything with her parish program, and loves to help parents more effectively teach their own children. She knows from first-hand experience in teaching her own five children that Family Formation works.

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