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It's Not Too Late For Summer Fun!
Laura Nelson isn’t willing to give up on summer just yet. Join her for some ideas for late-summer fun!
Author Laura Nelson
Laura Nelson
Laura B. Nelson is a Catholic wife and mother of three children. She is also a Catholic blogger, author, speaker, teacher and life-long student of the Catholic faith. Laura likes to be busy but she most enjoys spending time with her husband and three children at their home in Grapevine, TX. Visit her blogs at Green for God and Suburban Sainthood.
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Blessed By Sadness
After the loss of her mother, Laura Nelson ponders the blessing that sadness can be.
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Daily Gospel Reflection for June 6, 2018
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
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Tending the Garden of Life
Laura Nelson reflects on the parallels between gardening and the mystery of life and death as she mourns the loss of her mother.
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Think About It
When you think about Easter, what do you think about? Laura Nelson thinks you should keep thinking.
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Daily Gospel Reflection for February 14, 2018 - Ash Wednesday
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
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Cast Out Fear!
Laura Nelson reflects on how casting out fear helped her follow God’s will for her.
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Righteous Resolutions
Laura Nelson is looking for ways to improve herself eternally in the New Year.
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How Speech Therapy Made Me Holy(er)
Spiritual insights during speech therapy? That’s what happened to Laura Nelson as she was learning to improve her voice.
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Cool and Catholic-The Catholic Hipster Handbook Book Review
Laura Nelson takes a look at Tommy Tighe’s The Catholic Hipster Handbook and remembers why it’s fun and cool to be Catholic.
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Running in the Rain
Laura Nelson wonders what we can learn about the spiritual life from running in the rain.
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Doing My Best For God
Laura Nelson struggles with perfectionism but she’s found a way to use her weakness to glorify God.
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How (In)convenient!
Following Christ might not be convenient, but Laura Nelson observes that we are called to strive for more than comfort and convenience in our lives.