Be not afraid. // Pope Saint John Paul II Love this from today’s readings. Let His word dwell in us richly, sisters. Download your F R E E wallpapers right here —>>> Phone wallpaper Desktop wallpaper
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Finding Peace in Back-to-School Imperfection
“How was James’ first day?” I asked a friend recently. “Oh, you know, he had some trouble getting on the right bus …” she started to tell me, and then she stopped talking, and her eyes filled with tears. My…
Sisterhood Series // Denelle
Welcome to our Sisterhood Series! It’s our birthday month, and we are celebrating by introducing you to some of the beautiful women in our community. We can’t wait for you to meet them. Hi Denelle! Tell us a bit about…
10 Catholic Resources for Kids
“Train the young in the way they should go; even when old, they will not swerve from it.” // Proverbs 22:6 “Nothing gives me greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” // 3 John…
Sisterhood Series // Alison
Welcome to our Sisterhood Series! It’s our birthday month, and we are celebrating by introducing you to some of the beautiful women in our community. We can’t wait for you to meet them. Hi Alison! Tell us a bit about…
Weekly Wallpaper // 287
Humbly welcome the word that has been planted in you and is able to save your souls. // James 1:21 Love this from today’s readings. Let His word dwell in us richly, sisters. Download your F R E E wallpapers right…
The Wildness of Trust
Three years ago, I started making my way back to the Church after an extremely worldly life. I had been living in China for at least three years at that point, and being out of my grandmother’s safe haven, I…
The Catholic Influence in Dana Gioia’s Poetry
Dana Gioia’s 99 Poems New & Selected is a varied collection of well-crafted pieces that also demonstrates understanding of what it means to be fully human, skillfully expressing private experiences in a universal way. Gioia’s selections are organized topically. Fifteen…
Why I Went on a Rom-Com Detox
It was a Friday night in college. I ran down the hallway to the common area of my dorm, four freshly popped bags of popcorn clutched in my arms. College girls have to eat something. My presence was greeted with…
Small Group Tips for Dwell, a Study on the Eucharist
With the Fall approaching, many of us are longing to renew our prayer lives and invest in community. Our new study on the Eucharist, Dwell, is perfect for small groups and can lead your group into deeper devotion to the…
When Our Children Leave the Nest
This spring, my oldest daughter graduated from high school. It was one of those milestones that I never thought I would reach. But now, it has come and gone. And as of yesterday, my daughter has officially left our nest…
BIS Reads // Saints Around the World
I have a dear friend who is a master when it comes to liturgical living. She is creative and intentional and I’m convinced that crafting is her charism. I am so thankful for her because, not only is it a…
Our Consolation in Loneliness
As I get older and walk farther along with the Lord, the shock of loneliness mellows, but the pain persists. I am able to more quickly identify a feeling of loneliness—in my marriage, friendships, work, or church community—and to acknowledge…
Our Lady of the Assumption and Our Baby
One of my favorite aspects of Scripture is the meaning of people’s names. They are never random; they always have deep significance, revealing something about the person’s very essence. God uses their names to reveal a piece of their identity….
Weekly Wallpaper // 286
Blessed are they who hear the word of God and observe it. // Luke 11:28 Love this from today’s readings. Let His word dwell in us richly, sisters. Download your F R E E wallpapers right here —>>> Phone wallpaper Desktop…
