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A Mother’s Love
“How often do mothers think about the fact that a mother’s love brought God to earth?” The Mother’s Calling, page…
Browsing: Lent
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Keep Your Eyes on Jesus
Sitting quietly during adoration after Holy Thursday Mass tonight, a lady moved to a closer pew next to Jesus’ Tabernacle.…
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The Scriptural Way of the Cross
My original intent when sitting down to write tonight was to reflect on the image of Jesus falling under the…
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My Lenten Reflection Thus Far
I’ve been reflecting alot lately… and thinking way more about life than I normally do (and those who know me…
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Drinking the Cup of His Passion
One of the greatest mysteries of our human existence and our Christian journeys is that of “suffering”. Why does God…
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Mary’s Other Fiat: Could You Say ‘Yes’ Too?
In my last article, I told the remarkable story of the 40 Martyrs of Sebaste. But, inspiring as that story…
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Singing Our Songs
Editor’s Note: Friends, this week we are treated to another article from CatholicMom.com contributor Julie Paavola inspired by her wonderful…
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Lenten Fasting and Prayer
Lent is designed to be a time for sacrifice and self-denial, the point of which is to deepen one’s relationship…
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Lenten Plaint
Farewell to bacon and to hash The eggs stand sore alone The morning after Mardi Gras We abstain to atone.…
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Only an Hour
Right now, there is a nation wide campaign, 40 Days for Life! Yesterday, I spent an hour on the curb…
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40 Martyrs To Help You During Lent
Forty men disrobed in the bitter winter air and waded waist deep into the lake, joyfully prepared to die for…
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Strange Places to Pray
If you are a busy parent, or just a busy person, you have discovered you must take advantage of little…
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The Mother's Calling
Editor’s Note: I’m so happy to congratulate my friend and fellow CatholicMom.com contributor Julie Paavola on the publication of her…
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Faith Fridays: Reaching Out across The Abyss
For the past several months, I’ve been in frequent touch with a non-believer; someone who considers herself an atheist, or…
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Giving Up, Giving In, and Giving Back
I love Lent. That’s not an uncommon feeling in the Catholic blogosphere, at least the blogs I read, and it’s…