By Kate Anderson Her garden looked nearly the same, but three years had changed everything. I want to rejoice in all the Glorious Mysteries that she and her Son have worked in my [...]
By Sonja Corbitt We home school our kids. We took our oldest out of public school in second grade for academic and social reasons that seem unique to our state and county. He [...]
By Lynda MacFarland When I was living in Vilseck, Germany as an Army wife and mom about 20 years ago, I was blessed to be a cast member in the community theater’s production of the [...]
By Caralyn Innocent. It’s a word that drums up a lot of emotion for many. Some jump to Adnan Syed, of the Serial Podcast, or even OJ Simpson. Others will recall the innocence of [...]
By Sarah Damm Have you ever been asked the question, “Are you a ‘Mary’ or a ‘Martha’?” It’s a loaded question, isn’t it? How are we even supposed to answer it? As women, many of us [...]
By Lucy Johnson Today’s Gospel is about the Good Samaritan. Jesus told this story as an answer to the question “who is my neighbor?” Normally, when I hear this reading, I ponder [...]
By: Karen Sheehy “The harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest” (LK 10:2). As women in the new [...]
By Rose Sweet Only the chaste man and the chaste woman are capable of real love. —Karol Wojtyla (St John Paul II)[i] I fell in love for the first time when I was seventeen. [...]
By Deborah Kendrick As you read these words, a multitude are completing the Novena to Saint John the Baptist, whose Feast Day is June 24. John is an incomparable saint: a birth [...]
By Jill Mraz My daughter came to me from the other side of the world when she was just 15 months old. Born in an industrial, noisy town in the middle of Siberia, Russia, her quiet entrance [...]
