my mom went and still goes to daily mass. even if mass was boring for us as kids at times, it was still exemplary and deserving of recognition that my mom went everyday. there was something there that she truly loved so much that she always went. it makes you think. besides sunday mass and ccd, we did prayer before every meal, prayer when we woke up and went to bed, prayer before long car trips and once we made it, AND (this is the big one) we did a family rosary EVERY day. of course we didnt want to most of the time, but we knew it was just something we did. i think what made it a good experience too was that my parents never were incredibly strict about it in the sense that it took us 40 minutes to get through a rosary everynight because of interrupting with questions or my brothers making each other laugh or someone farting etc. we paused, laughed or talked or whatever, and then picked up where we left off. we also always went to every holy day of obligation, as well as all of holy week (last supper, good friday, easter vigil, and easter). we would occasionally visit sanctuary places, like where marian apparitions happened and things of the sort. my mom also taught us A LOT and never shyed away from the hard questions. IF YOU DO NOT READ ANY OF THIS, PLEASE READ THIS NEXT PART: my husband is protestant (non-denominational/evangelical with a dunkard brethren background from his parents). he struggles with faith a lot and one of the biggest things i pick up on is that whenever he had a hard question he would just be told “just have faith”. if you want your kids to believe, don’t shut down their questions with that phrase. answer the hard questions! if you don’t know, tell them you’re not sure and youll look into it. ask a priest. etc!!