The Vatican’s website about the Pope’s initiative and its goals.

Loyal Press offers a number of resources for families including prayers, catechetical resources, and parish materials, collected especially for the Year of the Family.

Loyola Press also has more general family-oriented resources here.

This site is dedicated to helping grandparents pass on their faith to their grandchildren.

How do you raise kids who care? Education professor William Damon says that one of the first and most important steps in raising moral children is to nurture their ability to feel empathy.

Though relatively new and still building its foundation, this non-profit is designed “to empower, equip, and accompany Catholic families as they embrace and live out the call to discipleship.”

This site features a growing number of articles and resources “to empower and equip Catholic leaders to accompany and form faith-filled Catholic families.”

A number of video resources from the Peyton Institute for Domestic Church Life regarding the role of family in faith formation.

Provides prayers, videos, catechetical resources, and more especially for parents working to pass on their faith.

Catechetical resources for parents doing catechesis at home.

A site “dedicated to assisting families in making the home the living heart of the church” with various articles and resources for seasons throughout the year.

Helps married couples grow in faith with long-term faith formation both as spouses and parents with articles, retreats, and multiple family circles at various locations.

Articles from For Your Marriage regarding parenting, family dynamics, the domestic church, caregiving, and more.

This site helps families to form “small groups of Catholics/Christians and their families that gather for the purpose of Christian family discipleship” with a growing network of participating families.

A short guide with suggestions on how to build your “domestic church.”