Browsing: Book Notes
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"Working Mother" Works!
Lisa Hendey shares an author interview with Erin McCole-Cupp with a spotlight on her newest book, Working Mother.
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Hope in a Tragic World
In my estimation, good literature has a duty not to sell itself to the most profitable market place but to reflect some element of human truth.
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Sex is Not the Only Thing
The Theology of the Body, Stimpson explains, is about our body, serving God in this world and housing our soul for the next
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Discussing Saints with Colleen Carroll Campbell {My Sisters the Saints Book Club}
This week Lisa interviews author Colleen Carroll Campbell about her book My Sisters the Saints: A Spiritual Memoir.
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Book Talk with Winter on Top
Plenty of good fiction and even a Christmasy read this week. Find out what Sarah Reinhard has been reading and what she has to share in her weekly book talk.
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Catholic Moms and Care of Creation: What We Can Do to Make a Difference
Editor’s note: I’m grateful to Marybeth Lorbiecki, the author of Following St. Francis: John Paul II’s Call for Ecological Action…
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Announcing the My Sisters the Saints Book Club!
Announcing our upcoming book club, in which we will read and discuss Colleen Carroll Campbell’s My Sisters the Saints.
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New Plush Jesus from Loyola Press Helps Bring the Gospels to Life for Children
Loyola Press’ new children’s bible and plush Jesus figure are a great gift for any child.
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The Grace of Rebirth: Chapter 8 {Grace of Yes Book Club}
This week we’re discussing Chapter 8: The Grace of Rebirth from The Grace of Yes: Eight Virtues for Generous Living. Lisa Schmidt considers how rebirth can mean the opportunity to revisit old dreams and desires. Jump in and join the conversation!
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The Grace of No: Chapter 7 {Grace of Yes Book Club}
This week we’re discussing Chapter 7: The Grace of No from The Grace of Yes: Eight Virtues for Generous Living. Saying no is easier said than done for many of us. This week, though, it’s all about the yes that’s in the no… Jump in and join the conversation!
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The American Catholic Almanac: Daily Reader of Patriots, Saints, Rogues, and Ordinary People Who Changed the United States
The American Catholic Almanac is a daily digest of stories about 365 Catholics who made an impression in American history from colonial times when being a Catholic was dangerous, to our majority Catholic Supreme Court. Here’s what Leticia Velasquez has to say about it.
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Angels, Our Invisible Holy Friends
During this hopeful inspiring season of Advent and Christmas, let’s endeavor to get more in tune with our Angel companions and encourage our children and grandchildren to do the same.