Theology of Home Project

Our current cultural climate is marked by woke ideology and the transgender tyranny; both come at the expense of womanhood and the family. Carrie Gress and Noelle Mering are tackling these in the Theology of Home Project through their books, speaking, and writing on these timely topics.

Noelle Mering, author of Awake Not Woke: A Christian Response to the Cult of Progressive Ideology, was among the first to expose the woke movement and is equipping students and families to identify its modes of indoctrination and to resist its manipulative promises of moral stature based on victimhood and sexually transgressive identities.

Carrie Gress is the author of The Anti-Mary Exposed: Rescuing the Culture from Toxic Femininity, and the forthcoming book The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us (Regnery, August 2023). The End of Woman is an intellectual deep dive into the early threads of feminism, revealing how the early feminists asked the wrong question, “How do we make women more like men?” which is being answered in a resounding way in our own time with the trans craze, particularly among young women.

Home and family have been targeted because they uniquely provide an almost impenetrable  wall of defense against the dehumanization of progressive ideology. To buttress these, Carrie and Noelle have also written a series of books together, Theology of Home: Finding the Eternal in the Everyday, Theology of Home II: The Spiritual Art of Homemaking, and Theology of Home III: At the Sea. The duo has also developed the online women’s magazine TheologyofHome.com, a site devoted to exploring the far-reaching interests, from lifestyle to faith, of women today.

The Theology of Home Project addresses both sides of the hottest cultural issues today first diagnosing the problem through history, reason, and logic, but then also providing a solution by presenting positive images and contributions to culture, particularly through emotion (pathos). Rather than just reveal what is wrong, the TOH Project offers people a desperately needed, embodied vision of what a rightly ordered good life is. We are well past the days of being able to rely on the culture for much of any help. In fact, much of the messaging children receive is directed at dismantling our efforts in the home. The TOH Project aims to advise and equip women and men so that they can form the future, knowing that effective and formidable formation in the home is deeply connected to our ability to identify, pursue, and advocate for the good in society. They are offering what the current culture cannot—a positive model for a flourishing life.

Theology of Home Books

What People Are Saying about Carrie and Noelle’s Work:

“I feel compelled this month to write you a note a thanks for all the inspiration and encouragement I have garnered from your work over the past year and a half.  I have been deeply affected by reading your writings and books, receiving the daily collection every weekday morning and have greatly enjoyed the beautiful products I have ordered from TOH for myself or been delighted to give them as gifts. I don’t think you or your colleague Ms. Noelle Mering will ever know how much fruitfulness you have spurred in just one small corner of the country.”

“This is the book I wish I had read at age 20. As providence would have it, I’m reading it at 40 instead. It is the most beautiful, profound book on making our homes like our true Home and aligning ourselves with God’s design. Five stars.”

“Gress and Mering bring eternity to bear on the present and teach us to love and to cultivate the good life—the good life that helps those in our care make it to heaven.”

“You NEED this book. Throw out every other book on womanhood and get this book.”

“These books are everything you need to understand your value as a homemaker. They inspire you to make your home a sanctuary of comfort and celebration. The warmth and generosity of the authors and their families make you feel part of a sisterhood.”

“I just want to say THANK YOU for your work. I have truly enjoyed being a subscriber and find all that you share to be a worthwhile investment of my time. Once, long ago, I subscribed to ‘The Skimm’ and that didn’t last long. 🙂 I’m sure that based on your content alone (the products, books, etc…are a bonus!) I will be a subscriber for life.”

“TOH has been instrumental in my conversion (which happened this Sat 2/11 on the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes! Along with my husband as well. We also had our Convalidation. So 4 Sacraments in 2 days!). This morning I am rereading Volume 1 as a new Catholic!!! What a priceless gift TOH is to my faith journey…You are doing God’s work!!!!”

“I just want to say thanks so much for your on-line presence. I so enjoy your Daily Collection, as there are so many beautiful, relevant links contained in it. I especially enjoy the lovely picture at the top, with the quote underneath. One such quote has been a particular help to me, as I’ve been a bit discouraged in my prayer life…Keep on doing what you do, as it makes a huge difference to this soul!”

“I read your book The Anti-Mary Exposed while working at Planned Parenthood. Your book helped me understand the dysfunction I was witnessing and leave. I am now pursuing a MA in Theology at the Franciscan University.” 

“The epiphany moment of my call back to Christ happened while I was reading your book, Awake, Not Woke. It brought everything I had been wondering about together. I felt all the hairs on my arms and neck come alive and I instantly understood the truth of Christ…It felt like I had been following a trail of breadcrumbs for years, never knowing where they led, until one day I looked up—and in front of me stood the Church.”

Program Publications

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TOH Advent Guide

Carrie Gress

* We are delighted to gift to you our beautiful new Advent booklet full of everything from personal stories for…

Articles

Theology of Home / November 20, 2024

Before there was 4B

Carrie Gress

Female fertility is back in the news, with Vice President Kamala Harris’s failed presidential hopes. In protest to President-elect Donald Trump’s win,…

Articles

Washington Examiner / November 17, 2024

5 Ways to Right the Women’s Vote

Carrie Gress

Here are easy steps we can take to start righting the women’s vote now so future elections don’t hinge on the unhinged.

Articles

The American Spectator / November 15, 2024

TOH Thanksgiving Guide

Carrie Gress

We are thrilled to present our first ever Thanksgiving Guide! A beautiful, downloadable booklet that reflects our mission here at Theology…

Articles

Theology of Home / November 13, 2024

The Hillbilly Thomists and the Key to Culture

Carrie Gress

An article caught my eye this week at Food & Wine explaining how long-shuttered scotch distilleries are reopening. The “ghost distilleries” that…

Articles

Theology of Home / October 21, 2024

3 Essentials for Rebuilding a Pro-Life Culture

Carrie Gress

Feminism’s corrosive ideology drives the cult-like belief in abortion that underpins the culture of death.

Articles

National Catholic Register / October 8, 2024

Motherhood and the Power of Vulnerability

Carrie Gress

This essay appeared as part of First Things’ Letters from the Synod series and is adapted from a chapter in Lived…

Articles

First Things / October 8, 2024

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Carrie Gress explains 3 Ways Feminism Laid the Groundwork for Transgenderism

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins / November 22, 2024

Carrie Gress discusses The Hillbilly Thomists

LA Catholic Morning Radio / November 13, 2024

Carrie Gress discusses “The End of Woman”

Leadership Where it Matters Most / November 5, 2024

Noelle Mering on Unraveling Wokeness

Trending with Timmerie / October 15, 2024

Carrie Gress reveals the Shocking Truth about Feminism

Bloeien in Vrouwelijkheid / October 4, 2024

Carrie Gress discusses Gen Z and Religion

EWTN News Nightly / October 2, 2024

Carrie Gress discusses her article, “It’s Women’s Fertility, Stupid”

Archangel Radio / September 25, 2024