Here's the pdf version of the Catechism of St Pius X.
Read it, study it, to not fall into heresies and modernism that are widespread in our day to day life (especially here on telegram).

QUADRAGESIMO ANNO ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIUS XI
Mothers, concentrating on household duties, should work primarily in the home or in its immediate vicinity. It is an intolerable abuse, and to be abolished at all cost, for mothers on account of the father's low wage to be forced to engage in gainful occupations outside the home to the neglect of their proper cares and duties, especially the education of children. Every effort must therefore be made that fathers of families receive a wage large enough to meet ordinary family needs adequately.

This is a good reminder for Catholics to drop their involvement in wordly politics and the so called "democracy."

"Nothing to ask forgiveness for"

The billboard on the Royal Palace in Spain.

¡Viva la Hispanidad!

Nuestra Señora del Pilar, ruega por nosotros.

Corporate America's tricks in a nutshell:

If you have an amazing and loving wife, give her the premium princess treatment, it will only motivate her to be even more amazing. Loving, respectful, supportive and hard-working wives are really a precious gift, one that every husband should cherish above all things.

If your wife is not as diligent, still give her the premium treatment, maybe she will get a bit inspired ;).

The new Liturgical year has begun.

A reminder to not engage in modern day politics.

A wife and mother SHOULD NEVER have to work outside her house unless the family can not afford to cover their basic necessities (food and housing).
Wanting a new car, cable TV or holidays abroad does not justify a woman abandoning her children while she's at work.

@catholicfemininity

Motherhood is the pathway to sainthood, that's the reason it's so rejected in the modern world.

Women belong in the kitchen as a tagline is so lame. A popular internet figure who shall remain unnamed recently came out with this, and other women have too. I expect she realised just how much time she has wasted on unnecessary things in her life. Something we're all guilty of to a greater or lesser extent.
However the Home is so much more than just that one room where food prep happens. Home is the fun in garden and the play room, and the very splashy bath times and the woods that you go conker hunting in and the Church you attend.
Women have never just been cooks and cleaners, we have historically been the primary educators of all children up to about 12, when the boys would then go and learn with their father, organisers of large community festivals, attending to each other during birth and post partum, and side hustlers in all sorts of cottage industries from weaving to making jam.
What does the Proverbs 31 woman do?
She manages her household, uses it's resources well, makes some quite major purchases to the benefit of her family and she is engaged in both side income generation and charitable/community work.
Asides from this, our wonderful female religious have chosen a completely legitimate, indeed truly blessed, life path of which the kitchen is hardly the main focus.
I am no expert but I suspect if I get before God and all I have to say to him is "I kept my kitchen really clean..." He won't be impressed.