The Story Behind Loreto House Music
Why "Loreto House"?
The name comes from the Holy Family's house in Nazareth, which was miraculously transported to Loreto, Italy, to be preserved from destruction. This house—the domestic church of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph—was filled with prayer, work, and the presence of God.
That's our vision: to help families transform their homes into places where music, faith, and beauty dwell together. Where children learn that worship isn't confined to Sunday Mass, but can happen right at the piano bench.
Meet Molly
From $5 Lessons to a Mission
I started teaching piano when I was 14 years old to younger kids in my homeschool community. Back then, I charged $5 per lesson and taught straight from the books I'd learned on myself. I had about 20 students, and I loved every minute of it.
I've now been teaching for 15 years, and music has been my constant companion through every season of life.
Music Saved Me
I was diagnosed with dyslexia in third grade, and school was often a struggle. But my mom noticed something: if she could set information to a song, I'd learn it so much faster. Music became the key that unlocked learning for me. It taught me discipline, perseverance, and gave me a way to express what words couldn't.
I took piano lessons starting at age 8, competed in festivals, played for church choir, performed at nursing homes, and eventually auditioned and got accepted into music school. But here's the twist: I didn't go. I chose to study marketing and business instead, thinking I didn't want to be a "teacher" for the rest of my life.
The irony? I never stopped teaching. God had other plans.
My Background
15 years teaching piano (students ages 5 to adult)
MBA in Marketing from [University Name]
Undergrad in Marketing from [University Name]
Currently a product marketer in corporate tech
Lifelong Catholic, homeschooled K-12
Wife and mother
Piano student since age 8; performed in competitions, church choirs, and community events
What I Believe
Music is a Gift from God
Music raises our eyes to heaven. It's one of the most beautiful ways we participate in God's creativity and offer Him praise.
The Domestic Church Matters
Your home is where faith is lived, practiced, and passed down. When music fills your home, it becomes a place of worship.
Beauty Forms the Soul
Children who grow up surrounded by beauty—sacred music, liturgy, art, nature—learn to recognize and seek goodness and truth.
Every Child Can Learn
With the right tools, patience, and encouragement, any child can learn to play piano. And more importantly, any child can learn to love it.
Faith & Family
A Life Rooted in Christ
I grew up Catholic, attending daily Mass with my mom and siblings, but my faith truly became my own in high school. It shaped my friendships, my choices, my vocation. Even in college—when I sometimes hung out with people who didn't share my values—I always found my way back to the Eucharist, to daily Mass, to the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph.
My Catholic faith isn't just a part of my life. It's the foundation of everything I do.
Music & Marriage
I'm married to an incredible man who is a traveling Catholic worship leader. He plays piano, sings, and leads worship across the country. Music brought us together, and now we share that gift with our daughter, who already loves sitting at the piano with us.
Watching her tiny hands reach for the keys reminds me why this work matters. Music is formative. It shapes hearts, minds, and souls.
Let’s Walk Together
Whether you're a homeschool parent wanting to add music to your curriculum, a family looking for faith-filled piano lessons, or a teacher seeking resources that reflect Catholic values, I'm here to serve you.
Loreto House Music exists to help you cultivate beauty, virtue, and worship in your domestic church—one note at a time.
