House of Fiat began during a season when I found myself being called back to my faith in a much deeper way.

After a challenging year that stretched me personally and forced me to grow, my boyfriend was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. In the midst of fear, uncertainty, and learning how to support someone I love through something so difficult, I realized how much I needed something steady to return to.

For me, that was my Catholic faith.

I found myself wanting to spend more time in Scripture, to understand the readings I had heard at Mass my whole life, and to know not just what the Church teaches, but why. I wanted my faith to become something I was actively living and leaning on every day—not simply something I practiced on Sundays.

The deeper I went, the more I realized how full I felt when I made space for God. Scripture became a place of comfort, formation, challenge, and hope—and a way of drawing more deeply into relationship with Christ.

House of Fiat grew from that personal journey.

What began as my own desire for a more intentional way to study Scripture became a vision for creating resources and community for other Catholic women who want the same thing: to understand their faith more deeply, recognize how Scripture and the teachings of the Church are beautifully connected, and learn how to carry what we hear at Mass into everyday life.

At House of Fiat, we believe faith is not meant to stay on the page.

It is meant to form us, sustain us, draw us closer to Christ, and give us the courage to respond to God with a wholehearted yes.