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In the last TFC blog post, Glean Outside Your Home to Save Big, we discussed how gleaning outside (collecting little by little) can help...

My daughter-in-law, Caroline Avant, said she had an idea for my writing. Caroline mentioned that her neighbors (this past fall) would...

When I was about 12, I found a nine-segment brochure on fully living.  Perhaps because the words were so profoundly simple, I began to...

You’ve probably seen those colorful aluminum containers that grasp your credit cards and are RFID resistant, meaning that thieves can’t...

You probably have it lurking under your bathroom counter, and if you are like the rest of us, your $1.50 bottle of 70% or 91% rubbing...

When I started RCIA class as a Protestant in 2009, I met the Catholic Church's Catechism (CCC).  As affectionately known, The Big Green...

Why Wait? Well this article gives you the reasons to wait until marriage and wait during the marriage. It will give you the guts to wait.

Need a clever way to use up both soap chips and leftover corn chip, the kind at the bottom of the bag. Well read on for a solution to both!

Understanding Mary's Immaculate Heart is something which only a motherly suffering can know. This is what The Frugal Catholic learned.

Need seven great Christmas gifts that are free or nearly so? Check out this article.

Most of us strive to look good for others, and that's were "self righteousness and pride" can settle in if we aren't prudent. Here is such

The more years I've walked as a Catholic, the more efficient I've tried to become. I want to accomplish the most with the least amount of w

Ever wonder if God really hears your prayers? Even those you sorta mumble. Yes He does!

In this 4th and final part of “Cutting Back on Your Food Costs," let’s look at the last two SOS Principles. In my earlier articles, we hav

Cut back on your food costs even further by learning how to save and support.

Need to cut your food costs. Take a look at this blog. This stuff works.

Budgeting your food money affects what your family consumes, their health, how much you spend on medical care, how often you eat out, and ho

Attitude is faith lived. You can't really call yourself a Christian and live like others with no faith. For example, if I sit around and

Ever feel that the tide of bad news is pounding at your shores? Well, it is if you let it, but if you'd like to take control of your input

In 2009, when I first became a Catholic, I felt called again to resume my once-a-week physical fast to stop abortion. Some 25 years before,