Plan your life. Live your faith.

Our Mission

Time & Pages exists to create Catholic resources that help you encounter Christ, grow closer to Him, and live your faith intentionally in everyday life. Our faith does not end on Sunday. It is lived in the ordinary moments of each day... in prayer, in our routines, in the choices we make, and in the way we continue learning and growing in our faith. Through planners and digital resources, my hope is to encourage you to make time for God, deepen your relationship with Christ, learn more about the Catholic faith, and build habits that help you keep Him at the center of your life. More than anything, I hope these resources help you find Him... even in the simplest moments.

The Story Behind the Name

During a season of healing and spiritual growth, I began writing letters to God. Those letters became written prayers where I could bring Him my fears, hopes, dreams, questions, and everything on my heart. That’s where the name Time & Pages comes from... the time I spend with the Lord and the pages I’ve written to Him.

Over time, that became more than just something personal to me. It became part of the heart behind what I create... resources that encourage us to make time for God, keep growing in our faith, and grow closer to Him.

The Heart Behind Time & Pages

I'm Jocelyn, the heart behind Time & Pages. I'm naturally quiet and reserved, and I've always been someone who feels things deeply, listens closely, and values the quieter moments in life.

I love creating, learning, organizing, and bringing ideas to life. I'm very hands-on, and if there’s something I want to learn how to do, chances are I’ll find a way to figure it out. But the most important part of my life is my faith. I love the depth and richness of Catholicism... its history, tradition, beauty, and everything there is to continually learn and discover. Above all of it, though, is Christ.

The Eucharist is at the center of my faith, and some of my most meaningful encounters with the Lord have come through very simple things... prayer, silence, and time spent with Him. There is a joy and hope that Christ has placed in my heart that is difficult for me to explain. I once told a friend, “I wish you could touch my heart and feel what I feel.” That desire for others to know Him and experience that same closeness with Christ is a big part of the heart behind Time & Pages.

Where It All Began

My journey really began in 2015, when I had a personal encounter with Jesus during a retreat. Something changed in me after that, and I remember simply wanting more of Christ.

That desire led me to become more involved in prayer groups and eventually into ministry. I served in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal and in their Young Adults Ministry helping with retreats, Eucharistic nights, concerts, workshops, and other events.

A lot of my role happened behind the scenes... organizing, planning, paying attention to the details, and using the gifts God had given me to help bring things together. Through those years, my desire to know Christ and help others encounter Him continued to grow.

Born from this journey

The Catholic Growth Planner

As my faith grew, I began looking for practical ways to live it more intentionally in everyday life. Because I naturally love planning and creating systems, I started making routines, prayer pages, trackers, reminders, and other tools that helped me stay intentional about my faith and continue learning more about it.

That eventually led me to create the Catholic Growth Planner. The planner was created to be more than a place to organize your schedule. Through prayer, reflection, faith-centered habits, and everyday planning, my hope is that it helps you grow closer to Christ and live your faith more intentionally each day. I also believe planning can be an act of stewardship... being intentional with the time, responsibilities, gifts, and life God has entrusted us.

Get to know me &

A few of my favorites

Currently reading

The Diary of St. Faustina

Morning ritual

My prayer routine

Patron saint

St. Nicholas

Favorite prayer

Hail Mary

Favorite Bible Verse

John 1:1-5

Favorite Flower

Tulip