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by Sarah Christmyer     Our nephew’s wife went into labor in the early days of the pandemic, when toilet paper shortages were still funny and the virus seemed to be a passing thing. [...]

By Sherry Antonetti     Love your enemies.   Really.   Love those who hate you.   That’s much less poetic when we really think about it.  This past week, I blocked several people [...]

By Dianne Davis “For if anyone is a hearer of the word and not a doer, he is like a man who looks at his natural face in the mirror; for once he has looked at himself and gone away, he has [...]

By Hilary Scheppers   “Christ calls his sheep by name and they follow him.” This antiphon makes me think of all the times in my life in which I have been called by name. Either by someone [...]

By Sherry Kennedy Brownrigg   My mother and I look just alike. When I walk down the street in her small western Nebraska hometown, people have stopped me and said, “You must be Sarah Jane [...]

By Alyssa Bormes So, I was just doing a little research on Kit Kat bars, which makes sense because the 20th of May makes me think of my mom. Whoa – I feel like I lost some of you just now. Stay [...]

By: Caralyn   Well, here we are. I’m going to be honest; it’s incredibly strange to be writing this article today: on April 13, trying to imagine where we’ll be a month from now, on May 13 — [...]

By Melanie Rigney   I’m the oldest daughter of an oldest daughter of an oldest daughter. I laugh and tell people who ask why I didn’t have children that that line of hyper-responsible, [...]

By Hilary Scheppers The Gospel Today “It is my Father’s will that whoever sees the Son and believes in him should have eternal life, and that I should raise that person up on the last [...]

By Sharon Wilson Sometimes it feels like I am locked in my home. This COVID-19 Stay at Home order is, in reality, a slight inconvenience, but it still can give me anxiety sometimes. On Divine [...]