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When our son was about three months old, our parish priest asked if he could play the part of Baby...
You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased. // Mark 1:11 Love this print from Jazmin De...
As I approach my college graduation, more and more conversations have begun circling around this certain topic: what am I...
The word joyful in Latin is laetantam alleluia, which uniquely fits each of the mysteries that we walked through last...
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By December 31st each year, I set a few intentional goals and choose a word to focus on throughout the...
Last summer, my husband and I loaded our preschooler son and baby daughter into the car to make the short...
Sharing my children doesn’t come easily to me. Perhaps it’s because we live far away from our family members and...
My mom collects nativity scenes. Through over a decade of living and traveling abroad, she has amassed quite the collection,...
After Jesus was baptized by His cousin, Saint John the Baptist, Scripture tells us that the Holy Spirit immediately drove...
Not five minutes after I hit “publish†on my pregnancy announcement Instagram post, two of my dearest college friends texted...
By the time I was preparing for Confirmation, I was mucking stalls after school, attending horse camp in the summer,...
If there is someone who knows what it feels like when plans are completely turned upside down, it’s Mary.
This week, we begin our annual Prayer Pledge by reflecting on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary. Stepping into this...
On entering the house, they saw the child with Mary his mother; and they knelt down and paid him homage....
Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! Your light has come, the glory of the Lord shines upon you. // Isaiah 60:1...
I didn't always love the Rosary. In fact, even after the Lord won my heart, even after my conversion, even...
I converted from Protestantism to Catholicism at the age of sixteen. Like many converts, my understanding of Mary was limited...
