As a writer, Susan Bailey shares her unique insights from her faith walk and life interests through her two blogs, Be As One and Louisa May Alcott is My Passion. After the passing of her mother, Susan began reading to fill the void and it soon blossomed into writing. On Be As One Susan shares her journey of becoming whole by pulling all the different pieces of her life together into one flow directed by God. She shares her many interests and engages conversation with readers. Louisa May Alcott is My Passion offers historical analysis, reflection and fun, drawing together a community of Alcott enthusiasts. Formerly a musician, Susan appeared on EWTN, Catholic TV and at World Youth Day. As former editor of GrapeVine, she encouraged other Catholic artists through the only e-magazine devoted to the promotion of Catholic music. She was the music editor of Catholic.net, a former contributor to “Today’s Catholic Woman” on the Catholic Exchange, and regularly contributes to Catholicmom.com. Susan invites you to join her email list where you will receive updates on exciting professional developments and speaking engagements. Email subscribers also receive special giveaways and previews of new projects. Susan loves a good conversation and looks forward to corresponding with you! Join here.
How can you possibly proofread a manuscript you’ve spent your life with for the last few months? Susan Bailey offers a quick technical solution that will make your words look brand new!
Is discipline a dirty word? How about life-giving? That’s what Susan Bailey thinks as she offers her prayer discipline for this coming Lent.
Even though you’ve sought forgiveness through the sacrament, do you still find yourself burdened with regret? Susan Bailey offers a prayerful way to use your imagination to let it all go.
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Susan Bailey has a Christmas wish: “If I were to sit on Santa’s knee, I would say: ‘St. Nicholas, please ask the Lord to help me grow in grace as a good listener.’ For listening is one of the most precious gifts we can give to each other.”
A simple book, an easy read, a book laden with spiritual treasures. Susan Bailey reviews Lisa Hendey’s The Grace of Yes.
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Adherence to the fourth commandment doesn’t end when our parents die. Susan shares how she and her siblings have honored their parents through their lives.
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Your library book can tell a great story–about your life! Susan Bailey writes of books that spoke to her soul.
This week, we discuss chapters 24 and25 of Fr. James Martin’s new book Jesus: A Pilgrimage. Join us, whether you’ve read the book or not!
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Addicted to the news? Overwhelmed by what you are hearing? What can we do? Susan writes about preventing her slide into fatalism.
This week, we discuss chapters 18 and 19 of Fr. James Martin’s new book Jesus: A Pilgrimage. Join us, whether you’ve read the book or not!
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.