Boundaries: why they matter
If you are reading this blog post, the chances are you’re struggling with this very issue. Most people, like Olivia and William, find...
If you are reading this blog post, the chances are you’re struggling with this very issue. Most people, like Olivia and William, find...
Sometimes something hurts so much that all you can do is cry. Honestly, it’s reassuring that there are so many women in the Bible who...
...what about “marriage and conflict”? I haven’t heard a song that does the topic justice. We don’t see the fights between Prince Charming..
So, as we approach the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, I don’t have a first-born to offer to God in thanksgiving for all He has...
No matter how tempting it is to engage in negative self-talk and repeat the same miserable story to ourselves, we must catch ourselves and r
As a woman who lives with infertility, bullet journaling has become a great creative outlet. It helps me stay organized but also gives me...
The opening of In This House of Brede captured my attention immediately. This 1969 novel by Rumer Godden portrays the lives of religious...
The more we die to ourselves, the more we find God. The more we find God, the more meaning we have in our lives, and we are able to unite..
“Jerusalem, take off your robe of mourning and misery; put on the splendor of glory from God forever!” I don’t know about you, but...
November is Adoption Awareness Month so we asked ourselves what that means. We decided that it means learning more about the gift and...
In those moments where you’re angry with him or relating more to Thomas than not; when closed doors you were trying to pry open suddenly...
At his core, St. JPII was an exemplary poet, playwright, dreamer, and a visionary. He understood the depths of the human longing to create..
God is not just present in the light at the end of the tunnel - He is present in the tunnel itself. If you wait to look for Him until...
"The fruit harvested is not like anything we would have imagined. During the harsh seasons in our infertility journey, the fruit from..."
Fertility-related doctor’s appointments can be overwhelming and stressful. So much seems to be at stake, outcomes don’t always meet ...
Our Lady of Sorrows has become a companion and inspiration for me in this season of secondary infertility...
When Mary was born, St. Andrew of Crete declared, “Let everything, mundane things and those above, join in festive celebration.” So...
While we can’t guarantee the fruitfulness that will come from any diet, medication or appointment, God’s word assures us that abiding...
A truth that I have come to know and accept is this: in order to adopt, you must grieve.
Grief has a way of masking the world around us; it can confuse and blur the truth. I’m sure the disciples felt that way as they grappled...