Thank you to everyone who entered the July giveaway. Catherine Thorp is the winner! I hope you enjoy all your new loot! It's been a while since I've written anything, mostly because life is crazy. I'm in writing for late night comedy class now and I also freelance and I'm also still working on my … Continue reading July Giveaway Winner and…Stuff
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GIVEAWAY ALERT! Books to Which I’ve Contributed
Hey all! In celebration of my 35th birthday and since I celebrate in an octave, I'm giving a present to you! You can win a copy of each of the books I've contributed to "Epic Saints: Wild, Wonderful, and Weird Stories of God's Heroes" and "Catholic Hipster: The Next Level". I created parts of these! … Continue reading GIVEAWAY ALERT! Books to Which I’ve Contributed
My Little Micro-Corner of the World
I'm doing a daily saint series over at Contemplatio Culture. Make sure to subscribe or follow or whatever you do to make sure you don't miss a post. Hopefully, I'll be able to keep doing this daily and give a little look at some lesser-known saints or a different look at very well-known saints. Tell … Continue reading My Little Micro-Corner of the World
Brother, Remember Your Death
Emily has a beautiful way of telling the story of all the players in the Stations of Cross in a new and refreshing way. Have you ever considered that Simon of Cyrene was a tired traveler who came to Jerusalem from Africa for Passover and then was pressed into helping carry the cross?
Some Bright Spots in My 2018
It's been awhile since my last post because I have been traveling this Christmas season to see family. We live almost all the way across the country from each other and visiting has been absolutely wonderful. What a perfect time to travel far to be with family, too. But, as 2018 is finally coming to … Continue reading Some Bright Spots in My 2018
This Cardinal’s 5 Secrets to Sanctifying Your Work
Human Work as Cooperation with God "Now our work does not belong to us wholly. For even n the most personal work we use powers and strength that are given to us by God, the Creator of nature. This work does not belong to us, for its character is not only personal but social as … Continue reading This Cardinal’s 5 Secrets to Sanctifying Your Work
Friday Faves: Vol. 1
Alright, trying something new! I find that there are a lot of things I'd love to share with my readers but I just don't have time to write in-depth about all of them. I thought this could be a good way to share with you what I'm liking this week while not getting in over … Continue reading Friday Faves: Vol. 1
12 Saint Quotes to Inspire Graceful Living Every Day
7. "Always remember to love your neighbor; always prefer the one who tries your patience, who tests your virtue, because with her you can always merit: suffering is Love; the Law is Love." — St. Mariam Baouardy Read the rest of my latest at EpicPew
Can You Myth-Bust These 7 Anti-Catholic Lies?
2. Catholics are led by the antichrist "When calling the pope the antichrist, the most likely interpretation of most Protestants is that a pope claims to be and to act insteadof Christ. However, popes never do make such a claim; they always refer to Christ himself. When has any pope required worship of himself, as God, … Continue reading Can You Myth-Bust These 7 Anti-Catholic Lies?
Lessons from Mother Angelica on Suffering and Burnout
"Only through the pain of dryness - where we decrease and He increases - can we begin to love God in the way He wishes us to love." Mother Angelica knew that love is not as connected to feelings and emotions as our human nature leads us to believe. We need the dryness to elevate … Continue reading Lessons from Mother Angelica on Suffering and Burnout
