ALL SAINTS HOMESTEAD
Faith-Filled Ideas, Seasonal Recipes, and a life grounded in Tradition.
Rooted in Catholic Tradition. Inspired by the Saints.
Omnes angeli et sancti, orate pro nobis!
THE CATHOLIC HERITAGE
Saints, feast days, and timeless traditions to inspire your faith and your home.
HOMESTEAD STORE
Carefully selected products to elevate health, wellness and liturgical living.
THE GUARDIANS
Raising Great Pyrenees, our loyal companions and protectors.
FEAST DAY PLANS
Long table suppers, fire-cooked cuisine, and experiences rooted in tradition.
THE BLOG
Recipes, traditions, homestead life, and inspiration from the Saints.
FEATURED ON THE BLOG
ALL SAINTS DAY FEAST GUIDE
A Celebration of Heaven’s Company
A guide to celebrating All Saints Day with meaningful traditions, beautiful food, and hearts set on Heaven.
FEATURED READING
Dining With the Saints
A Spiritual Guide to Feast Days, Food, and the Righteous Life
Good food nourishes the body. The Saints nourish the soul.
The Feast Day Series
Browse Upcoming Feast Day Plans for Your Own Home
The Feast of Michaelmas
September 29
Michaelmas—celebrated on September 29th—is an ancient Catholic feast day that marks the beginning of autumn and honors the three archangels mentioned by name in Sacred Scripture: Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel, and Saint Raphael. While historically dedicated to St. Michael, the Catholic Church unified their celebrations into one joint Feast of the Archangels in the 20th century.
The Feast of St. Thérèse of Lisieux
October 1
The Feast of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux—celebrated on October 1st—honors one of the most beloved saints in modern history, known affectionately as “The Little Flower.” A French Carmelite nun who died at the young age of 24, she was declared a Doctor of the Church by Pope John Paul II for her profound spiritual writings, which emphasize humility, simplicity, and boundless trust in God.
The Feast of the Holy Guardian Angels
October 2
The Feast of the Holy Guardian Angels—celebrated on October 2nd—is a Catholic celebration that honors the personal protectors assigned by God to guide and guard every human soul from the cradle to the grave. Falling just days after Michaelmas, this feast turns the Church’s focus from the battles of the archangels to the intimate and providential care that God provides to each individual believer.
