One of our goals at Catholic Founders is to transform the culture and make it Catholic. Some of the best tools we have for that is already on the calendar: the holidays.
A lot of these holidays only went secular because we stopped doing the things. Nobody decided to end the traditions. Somebody just stopped sending the invites.
That’s a problem for our neighborhoods, but it’s an even bigger one for our kids. The warm memories they build around the holidays are what anchor them to the faith years from now.
So this call focused on how to take the holidays back (federal and Catholic) and use them to actually change the culture around us: in our families, on our streets, and in our companies.
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OUR HOMEWORK
The culture won’t change by accident. Pick one holiday or holy day this year and make it your own.
Not five. One. Put it on the calendar now, decide what it’ll look like for your family, your street, and your company, and send the invites before anyone else thinks to.
It takes time. The first year might be a low turnout. That’s fine. Make it famous anyway. Put in the effort, add some novelty, and do it again next year. That’s how a tradition starts, and how a culture changes.
So, which one are you starting with?
Silas
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