Ebeth Weidner, a Master Catechist and cradle Catholic who considers herself a Catholic information junkie, writes from her heart about the faith and hope she finds in the Catholic Church. She is the author of “A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars” blog. She is the wife of a research science Professor and mom to 3 great young adults people living on the coastal side of North Carolina.
Ebeth reviews “The Living Gospel: Daily Devotions for Advent 2017” and recommends that families use this book as part of their Advent prayers.
The one thing we Christians want to do is share in our joy of believing and having faith, Ebeth notes.
Ebeth reviews and recommends Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle’s book, “Feeding Your Family’s Soul.” Find out how to win your own copy!
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If your faith is weakening, Ebeth recommends that you seek out a community to help strengthen it.
A homily on Christ’s Ascension gave Ebeth a new way to look at God’s mercy–and rain.
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Are we good decision-makers? Ebeth describes Lent as a time to re-evaluate the choices we have made.
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Ebeth wonders if it was easier to listen to God’s voice and trust His will in ancient times–when it was quiet.
Ebeth’s parish priest assigns the same penance to everyone. Find out how fruitful the practice of this penance can be in your prayer life.
Ebeth relives the memory of her daughter’s wedding at the beginning of this summer. The whole family came together to make the occasion wonderful.
Ebeth urges readers to see the God’s Not Dead movie series and notes that there are way too many people who are giving up their lives in the service of Jesus Christ every day completely elated and spiritually charged living for him to ignore.
Ebeth knows that what she pray for is not always in God’s plan and will, so offering up her prayer to her heavenly mother makes sense, letting Mary distribute her prayers to the most needy and for the purpose directly in God’s plan.
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