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Book Notes: "One Mother's Heart"
Mary Lou Rosien introduces a new magazine for Catholic women: “One Mother’s Heart.”
Author Mary Lou Rosien
Mary Lou Rosien
Mary Lou Rosien is a Catholic wife, mom to seven, educator, writer, and speaker. She is the author of several books including Three Things Divorced Catholics need to Know and The Joy-Filled Broken Heart. She is known for her love of all things cooking and baking, especially “Friday cookies.” Visit her at CatholicFamilyBootCamp.com.
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The Difference Three Days Makes
A family crisis brought Mary Lou Rosien to a new understanding of what the apostles felt as Jesus was led to His crucifixion.
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Oh No! God Granted Me a Miracle!
We all long for that one miracle that will change our lives. Mary Lou Rosien shares how she experienced that miracle but was scared to begin the work of acting on it.
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Book Review: Give Up Worry for Lent by Gary Zimak
Mary Lou Rosien reviews Gary Zimak’s new book, “Give Up Worry for Lent.”
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My Mary Moment
In her book, The Joy-Filled Broken Heart, Mary Lou Rosien explores answers to suffering and finds herself united to Mary at the foot of the cross.
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Tips for Divorced Catholic Parents at Christmas
Being a divorced parent at Christmas can be a challenge. Mary Lou Rosien provides some tips to manage the holiday season.
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My Five Favorite Ways to Pray
Do you need a fresh way to pray? Mary Lou Rosien shares her five favorite way!
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Finding Time
Can’t find enough time in the day to do everything that needs to be done? Mary Lou Rosien shares the secret to finding time.
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Daily Gospel Reflection for September 17, 2018
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
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The Broken Body of Christ
Mary Lou Rosien shares her thoughts about the scandals in the Church and offers suggestions for what we can do.
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Do Good Catholics use Bad Language?
Cursing is prevalent in today’s society; are Catholics called to something better? Mary Lou Rosien asks, “Do good Catholics use bad language?”
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Is Pre-Cana Post Necessity
Mary Lou Rosien explores whether pre-Cana programs begin preparing couples for marriage too late, and considers the marriage catechumenate model.
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A Tale of Two Women: A Mass Story
Maybe the disapproving looks given to young families aren’t what they appear to be. Mary Lou Rosien considers another point of view.
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Daily Gospel Reflection for June 1, 2018
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
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Surviving Motherhood: 5 Tips from an Experienced Mom
Feeling overwhelmed by motherhood? Mary Lou Rosien shares some advice from a seasoned mom.