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All In // Blessed is She Podcast: The Gathering Place Episode 91

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College 101 Series // Time Management

new year 2020

The Fresh Start Season

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What Jeremiah 29:11 and Jane Austen Taught Me About Hope

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Poco a Poco // The Spirituality of Making the Next Best Step

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Our Call to Sainthood

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College 101 Series // Roommates

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Ways to Make Time for Prayer in Every Season of Life

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Seen and Loved

the inner chapel book review

Spiritual Growth is Like Stepping into the Ocean

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The Rules for Discernment from Saint Ignatius of Loyola

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Relational Prayer: Listening to the Silence of Our Hearts

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My mind wandered to all the ways I was telling mys

My mind wandered to all the ways I was telling myself that I had failed this week. The moments unkind words had spilled from my lips. The moments I had lost patience. The moments I felt my prayers were lacking and dry. Yet here I was, feeling this flood of grace because redemption is real.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @mommybowler on the site.

about the author // Leana Bowler is a wife and mother of five little ones. She is a Holy Rosary enthusiast with deep devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Her love for the message of Divine Mercy led her to become a Marian Missionary of Divine Mercy. She enjoys the miracles of family life, strong coffee, and encountering others on this journey to sainthood.

It was maybe thirty seconds, but I felt my gratitu

It was maybe thirty seconds, but I felt my gratitude cut through the cloud of complaints that had robbed me of a joyful morning. I closed my eyes and worshipped just like today's Thanksgiving Day reading Psalm, until we boarded, knowing He is good and true, and that my worries were no match for His generosity.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @saraheerickson on the site.

about the author // Sarah Erickson is a graduate student studying International Security. She earned her Bachelor’s in Politics from The Catholic University of America, and now resides in the Washington, DC area with her cat, Regina. Originally from Arizona, Sarah treasures iced oat milk lattes, mountain views, and Saint John Henry Newman. Sarah is always discovering Christ’s wild love in the little things.

There are times when my tears fall with the force

There are times when my tears fall with the force of a waterfall cutting through jagged rocks... I pray, in the abundance of this season, that I remember it is from tears, freely flowing, that once-jagged rocks are transformed into polished stones. And in this truth, I bow low and, for the trials, the storms, the laboring and loss, give thanks.
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// Jennifer Hubbard
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