Gaining Sixty Pounds: Three Lessons I Learned About True Beauty
When you choose to see your inherent worth in God’s eyes, you will begin to contemplate the height, length, width, and breadth of His mindfulness of every fiber of your being.
Saint Mary Magdalene: Called by Name
Can you imagine how sweet it must have been for Saint Mary Magdalene to hear her beloved Lord call her by name on Easter morning? On her feast day, let us recognize the voice of our Savior calling us by name, too.
Saint Kateri’s Legacy: How Shame Does Not Have to Scar Us
On her feast day, we hear how Saint Kateri Tekakwitha teaches us that our scars cannot take away our worth and beauty in Christ.
Blessed and Broken: The Sacramentality of a Woman’s Cycle
The words “this is my Body . . . given up for you” hold relevance for every woman, in a manner written into our very bodily rhythms.
Fashioned to Protect: Ribs and the Mystery of Woman
Woman, formed from a rib, has great power over the opposite sex. But is called, instead, to quietly guard the heart of her man. He, in turn, will guard her, fight for her, in the best way he can.
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