In Those Moments
Today I had a temper tantrum. I became impatient with all of the little things, like one child’s barely worn clean clothes …

Sharon Rayner is a Catholic wife and mother who has become increasingly aware of a call to evangelize using the new media. Her passions are Catholic education, raising daughters to embrace purity and virtue, and sharing with other Catholic women the journey through subfertility that has led to adoption as a means to expand her family. Her current family includes her recently converted Catholic husband of 20 years, her two school-aged girls, and three miscarried children in heaven. She writes at In Joyful Hope, http://psalm28v7.blogspot.com.
Today I had a temper tantrum. I became impatient with all of the little things, like one child’s barely worn clean clothes …
After two years of searching for ways to battle a particular form of spiritual warfare, I found a three-day conference dedicated to …
Like most American kids of my generation, I watched cartoons on Saturday mornings. A friend and I were recently discussing one of …
3 Sons are indeed a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward. 4 Like arrows in the hand of a …
An occasional glimpse into the meaning of suffering provides some measure of solace for Sharon Rayner.
Editor’s note: Today, we welcome a new contributor and friend to our CatholicMom.com family. Sharon Rayner is a wife and mom who …