Some thoughts…
Our weekly blog are thoughts that share 1) the truth of God’s love, 2) the sanctity of human life, and 3) the beauty of God entrusting us to one another. Each blog is written for an adult audience (although older teens could benefit too), and at the end of each blog is a free PDF download parents and parishes can use as a resource for elementary-age children. If you find value in our work, please share it!
the 20/80 rule
I’m sure everyone has heard of the 20/80 principle—20% of people do 80% of the work. I have found it to be frustratingly true. How many of you in church ministry see new faces volunteering each week?
God’s will be done.
After parking, Evelyn made her way across the front of our building to the abortion clinic next door. As she passed, our sidewalk advocates asked her if there was anything they could do for her. Evelyn requested prayers with the caveat that they did not pray she chose life...
sing a little louder
I don't know about you, but some words stop me in my tracks. I am glad they do. I don't want to say, nevermind pray, something I don't mean.
the death of a child.
Today's blog was going to be many things, because there is so much to say. To explain that my heart has been scooped up by Rose Hawthorne is an understatement
alone and unseen.
Today, I would like to share a true story that exposes a painful wound that aches within communities throughout our country.
wounds on and off the battlefield.
Many, many years ago I worked for a military organization. During this time, money was tight. I was working full-time with two littles in daycare, and at night, I went to school to finish my degree. My husband was gone. He was always gone. Training. Deployed. Gone.
the hem of Christ’s garment
A few weeks ago, an older gentleman called our outreach center. He used oxygen at home to relieve his labored lungs but was unable to use his portable oxygen concentrator because his power was disconnected at home.
Our Scars
There we stood before an image of Mary called the Black Madonna. I sank to my knees and recounted the legend of this mysteriously warm and weathered painting. Her eyes gazed upon me as I meditated on Saint Luke's steady hand, brushing her image onto this piece of wood that served as the tabletop in the Holy Family's home
A Mother and 2 Sons on Either Side of a War
Mary's greatest desire is to help us draw closer to her precious Son; her love for Him is overwhelming.
I struggle with the Rosary.
I have always struggled with saying the Rosary. My mind wanders… How do I keep focus?
Down Syndrome & Dr. Jerome Lejeune
This week, we are introducing your children to the pediatrician and geneticist who discovered the cause of Down syndrome.
Olympic Sacrilege
If you watched the very long opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics, you are aware that Christianity was more than the butt of jokes; it was mocked and spat upon. Sacrilege.
I pledge to joyfully reawaken a culture of life in my domestic church!
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