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After I graduated from college, I ached for community. During my time at university, I was active in Bible studies...
One of my favorite things to do as a mom is to watch our three children at the beach. Through...
The variety of female Saints we have in the Church are like the many ice cream flavors in Baskin Robbins....
Many of us are familiar with the story of The Prodigal Son. In fact, sometimes when people bring up the...
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One of the first gifts I received as a new, first-time mom was a gift of books for my son....
Right off the bat, in a pointed preface titled “Crippled”, Christina Chase offers the kind of memoir I want to...
I stand at the kitchen island slicing tomatoes. The lettuce and onion are already on the tray. There are french...
Sex, Catholicism, and feminism. Do I have your attention? These words are spoken about more frequently these days, both online...
I appreciate the challenge Dr. Muller met in culling through the numerous writings of the recently canonized John Henry Newman...
In today's uncertain health climate, many of us find ourselves with more time to read than we've had in a...
When despair grows in me and I wake in the night at the least sound in fear of what my...
Am I the only one wondering how Lent has already arrived? It feels like just yesterday I was decorating my...
Last fall, there was a terrible commotion down the street from me—firetrucks and police cars were everywhere, blocking the road....
I am always amazed by the economy of a good short story. Authors like Flannery O'Connor, for example, teach us...
I have always loved to read since I was a little girl. Nancy Drew, Harriet the Spy, the Bobbsey Twins,...
As we close the Advent and Christmas seasons, we enter a brief but beautiful moment of Ordinary Time. And then,...
We have reached this year's final days. And in a couple of days, we will ring in a new year....
