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By Lynda MacFarland   Most of us don’t have any true enemies who we feel great animosity towards and who feel the same toward us. Most of us don’t have to worry about someone [...]

By Allison Gingras One of the blessings of speaking at conferences is listening to the other presenters. The priest leading the afternoon reflection during a recent event garnered my full [...]

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 [...]

by Lindsay Schlegel   At this point in Lent, we’re feeling “it”—either the lack of the indulgences we had come to allow ourselves in the season of Ordinary Time or the [...]

Contemplate Sarah’s Question. What do you think of God’s plans for you? Do you see His love weaved within them? We welcome your comments on today’s WINEspiration or any Lenten [...]

By Sara Kohl   The flow of today’s first reading into the Psalm seems seamless: Jeremiah’s plea for salvation to the Psalmist’s call for the kindness of the Lord. Both [...]

In Walk in Her Sandals, contributor, Pat Gohn speaks on the feminine gift of sensitivity.  Do you have to work at seeing with the eyes of your heart? Have you ever been accused of being too [...]

In Walk in Her Sandals, contributor, Pat Gohn, speaks to the feminine gift of receptivity [in the section, Unwrap the Gift of Receptivity]. “A woman is receptive to others when she draws [...]

Life includes trials, worries, and challenges. When we approach ours remembering God’s promise to never abandon nor forsake us, there is a grace that carries us through. Sometimes [...]

Ponder your day — did you find enough time to pray? Were you able to steal away a few minutes before beginning your day to ask the Lord’s blessing or remember Him throughout [...]