What happened when we cut out screens, and how peace found its way back into our home.
When we cut out screen time for our kids, I figured things would change, but I didn't realize how much. Our home transformed entirely. Listen to this episode if you've wondered if screens are having an effect on the rhythm and atmosphere in your home. I share our journey toward screen-free parenting: the struggles, the surprises, and the unexpected outcomes.
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So many of us say we believe that Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist, but do we act that way? In this episode, we take a look, through the strong faith of St. Thérèse, at the mystery, love, and intimacy waiting for us in the Blessed Sacrament. We discuss the reverence God deserves and whether or not it is being given, and how the Traditional Latin Mass completely transformed my faith.
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In this episode of The Little Way Home, I share what’s it really like to live without a smartphone. I talk about my experience spending two months with only a flip phone; no apps, no scrolling, no constant connection. It’s a real look at digital detox, simple living, and finding peace and presence again in motherhood. Whether you’ve thought about taking a break from your phone or just crave a slower, more intentional life, this episode will inspire you to unplug and rediscover what matters most. Love always! Elizabeth.
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Join me for a Q&A where I opens up about the real struggles and joys of Catholic motherhood. From feeling overwhelmed and discerning homeschool choices to navigating the Church’s teaching on NFP. Through the wisdom of St. Thérèse’s Little Way, we explore how to transform even the hardest seasons into moments of grace. If you’ve ever wondered how to keep peace in the chaos or how to trust God’s plan for your family, this episode will encourage you to see that everything is grace.
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On St. Thérèse’s feast days this year, heaven felt very close. So unexpectedly, she showed up in so many surprising ways. From unexpected roses to a gift from a stranger, to shocking behavior from my baby — the timing was too beautiful to call coincidence. In this episode I share how St. Thérèse showed up for me as a Catholic mom and what her “Little Way” has taught me about noticing grace and trusting God’s love in ordinary life. About smiles from our friends in Heaven and glimmers of light in the mundane.
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If you find yourself snapping, wishing the hard moments away, or struggling to stay calm with your kids, this episode is for you! We’ll explore the virtue of patience through the wisdom of St. Thérèse and her “Little Way.” Learn how living in the present moment, letting go of unrealistic expectations, and turning to God for strength can bring peace to your heart and home. This is a gentle, hope-filled conversation to help you mother with more joy and less regret.
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In this episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth sits down with her friend Kate to share her testimony of faith, surrender, and perseverance in the face of suffering. As a Catholic mother, Kate is carrying heavy crosses—including infertility, Lyme disease, and even the possibility of cancer—yet she continues to choose trust in God, leaning on His grace while caring for her family and seeking peace in daily life.
This conversation is an honest glimpse into Catholic motherhood lived through trials, chronic illness, and uncertainty. Kate reminds us that suffering is never wasted when united to Christ, and that God’s love is present even in our darkest valleys. Her story offers encouragement to anyone facing infertility, illness, or hidden struggles, showing that it is possible to live with hope and faith even when life feels overwhelming.
Whether you are walking through infertility, chronic illness like Lyme disease, or the ordinary struggles of Catholic motherhood, this episode will inspire you to draw strength from prayer, trust in God’s plan, and discover peace in surrender with the help of The Little Way of St. Thérèse.
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God Bless,
Elizabeth LeBlanc
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In this episode of The Little Way Home, I reflect on the tragic loss of Charlie Kirk and the powerful example of courage he leaves behind. His boldness in speaking truth has challenged me to examine my own courage as a Catholic mother. Especially when it comes to raising a large family and living out my faith without apology.
We’ll talk about how to embrace our vocation, stand firm in God’s design for the family, and live boldly for Christ in a secular world. If you’ve ever felt self-conscious about your choices, laughed along with strangers comments, or struggled to confidently live your faith, this episode I hope will encourage you to trust God’s grace and strive for courage.
God Bless,
Elizabeth
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What’s it like to grow up homeschooled all the way through high school, go away to college, and then choose homeschooling again as a mom? In this inspiring episode of The Little Way Home, I sit down with Bridget Hooley to hear her unique perspective as a homeschool graduate turned Catholic homeschool mom.
Bridget shares what it was like to be homeschooled when it wasn’t as common, why she decided to homeschool her own children today, and some encouragement & inspiration for us in our journey.. She walks us through her daily homeschool rhythm, the simple way she introduces her kids to current events, and the joys and challenges of homeschooling across generations.
Bridget also shares the amazing story of how she “accidentally” chose St. Thérèse of Lisieux as her confirmation saint and how The Little Flower's influence continues to guide her family life.
Whether you’re new to homeschooling, discerning if it’s right for your family, or looking for encouragement as a Catholic mom, this episode offers insight, inspiration, and a reminder that the sacrifices of homeschooling are worth it.
Thanks for being here friend!
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Motherhood is beautiful, but it’s also full of interruptions, messes, and moments that test your patience. What if those struggles are your path to holiness?
In this episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc dives deep into the virtue of mortification—what it really means and how it can help Catholic moms find peace and joy in the chaos of family life. Drawing on the wisdom of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, you’ll discover:
What mortification is (and isn’t!) and why it’s a game-changer for motherhood
Simple, practical ways to embrace sacrifice in your daily routine
How small acts of love and patience can bring sanctity into your home
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🎧 Listen for: Encouragement, Catholic parenting tips, and inspiration to live out your vocation with grace, even amid diapers, homeschooling, and laundry piles.
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Tune in for encouragement, practical tips, and inspiration to live out your vocation with renewed grace, even in the midst of diapers, homeschooling, and endless laundry.
God Bless! xoxo
Miscarriage is one of the most painful crosses a mother can carry. In this deeply moving episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc sits down with her dear friend Amy Blondin to share her story of loss, faith, and surrender.
Amy opens her heart about the pain of miscarriage, the struggle to let go of control, and the unexpected peace she discovered in trusting God’s timing. Through the wisdom of St. Thérèse’s Little Way, this conversation offers comfort and hope to moms grieving or supporting others through loss.
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Amy’s personal journey of miscarriage and deepening faith
How surrendering to God’s plan brings peace and freedom
The cultural pressure to control family size—and how to resist it
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Motherhood often feels heavy—full of pressure, expectations, and endless responsibilities. But humility is the virtue that unlocks freedom and peace in your vocation.
In this second episode of the Virtue Series, Elizabeth LeBlanc dives deep into the virtue of humility and what it truly means for Catholic moms striving to live the Little Way of St. Thérèse. With honesty, Scripture, and practical tips, she shows how humility can bring rest to your heart and order to your home.
You’ll hear:
Why humility is a misunderstood but essential virtue for moms
The “reset question” Elizabeth asks herself whenever she feels stressed or overwhelmed
How St. Thérèse’s spirituality can help you surrender control
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In this inspiring episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc talks with her friend Lauren, a Catholic mom who made the bold switch from smartphone to flip phone. Lauren shares how this decision transformed her spiritual life, home atmosphere, and motherhood—and why living with digital simplicity has brought her family unexpected peace.
You’ll discover:
Why Lauren ditched her iPhone and how it changed her daily life
The spiritual and mental benefits of simplifying your tech
Common challenges of going “low-tech” (and how to overcome them)
Practical tips for reducing screen time as a busy Catholic mom
How embracing simplicity can help your family grow in faith and connection
I hope this episode blesses you! xoxo
In this episode, we’re going to tackle what the saints refer to as the virtue of perfection — and what that really means for us as Catholic mothers.
Inspired by A Year with the Saints, we’re kicking off a new series on virtue, beginning with this misunderstood but powerful concept. I’ll share what I’ve learned from the saints, what Scripture says, and how we can live this virtue in our vocations.
We’ll talk about:
Why spiritual perfection is not the same as worldly perfection
What St. Thérèse, St. Bernard, and St. Francis de Sales teach us about holiness
How to live with more peace, order, and purpose in motherhood
Practical ways to grow in virtue through the Little Way
If you’ve ever felt like you’re falling short or wondered how to truly grow closer to God as a mom, this episode will bring clarity, encouragement, and a fresh perspective on what sanctity looks like in your real life.
Have you ever felt like making mom friends is way harder than it should be? You’re not alone.
In this honest and faith-filled episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc shares her personal journey of loneliness, transition, and finding meaningful friendships as a Catholic mom. From moving to a new state to navigating social pressure, she opens up about the struggles she faced and the way God answered her prayers for true connection.
You’ll learn:
Why “getting involved” doesn’t always lead to real friendships
How to make friends without changing who you are
What the saints teach us about true friendship
The power of prayer in forming connections
Practical steps to find and nurture authentic friendships in your current season
Whether you’re a homemaker, a homebody, or simply in need of encouragement—there is hope, friend.
Life rarely goes exactly as planned—and for Catholic moms, the chaos of raising little ones, homeschooling, and juggling daily responsibilities can feel overwhelming. But true joy doesn’t come from fixing everything; it comes from trusting God and surrendering to His plan with love.
In this episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc reflects on the powerful words of St. Thérèse of Lisieux: “I choose all.” You’ll discover:
How surrendering your expectations leads to deep peace in motherhood
Why embracing God’s will brings freedom and joy
Encouragement for finding holiness in the everyday chaos of family life
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Chores aren’t just about getting help around the house—they’re a powerful tool for forming your children’s hearts and character.
In this episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc unpacks the idea of “choosing your overwhelm” and why most chore systems don’t work long-term. You’ll learn:
How to reframe chores as a gift for your children, not just help for you
The difference between behavior-focused and virtue-focused training
Practical ways to build responsibility and holiness through daily work
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Do your days feel chaotic, reactive, or completely overwhelming? You’re not alone.
In this episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc shares her personal story of how building a gentle daily rhythm transformed her motherhood and gave her the space to live out the Little Way of St. Thérèse. If you’ve ever wondered how to practice holiness in the middle of chaos, this episode is for you!
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Why creating a simple rhythm can bring peace to your home
Practical ways to start living the Little Way, even in busy seasons
Encouragement for overwhelmed Catholic moms to embrace grace
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Motherhood can feel messy and overwhelming, but St. Thérèse of Lisieux’s “Little Way” shows us that holiness is found in the small, hidden acts of love we do every day.
In this first episode of The Little Way Home, Elizabeth LeBlanc shares her heart for Catholic motherhood and how she’s learning to live out the Little Way in her own home. You’ll hear:
What the Little Way really is and how St. Thérèse’s spirituality applies to moms today
Practical tips for finding grace in diapers, homeschooling, and endless laundry
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In this first episode, I share how St. Thérèse of Lisieux became a spiritual guide for my motherhood — and how her “Little Way” has helped me find peace, purpose, and holiness in the hidden, repetitive work of raising young children. If you've ever felt like you just can't seem to create the peaceful home environment you desire, this episode is for you!