- Sometimes moving forward means moving the canoe
Mary Regina Morrell
By Mary Regina Morrell
Catholic Online
“Simon Peter said to them, "I am going fishing." They said to him, "We also will come with you." So they went out and got ... - Perfect Women
Cheryl Dickow
By Cheryl Dickow
“It is evident that women are meant to form part of the living and working structure of Christianity in so prominent a manner that perhaps not ... - Mary and Motherhood
Cheryl Dickow
By Cheryl Dickow
The celebration of women and motherhood is most beautifully portrayed in a new book by Catholic author and speaker, Heidi Hess Saxton. Saxton, a ... - David vs Goliath
Theresa Lisiecki
By Theresa Lisiecki
A few days ago I offered a small reflection on the movie A Beautiful Mind (Directed by Ron Howard, Starring Russell Crowe). I suggested in that ... - Seeing the World through New Eyes
Sarah Reinhard
By Sarah Reinhard
Catholic Online
It was a day of weather that only Spring can deliver – hot sun, without the oppression of summer humidity; balmy wind, without ... - Rooms in My Father's House
Cheryl Dickow
By Cheryl Dickow
Catholic Online
In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places. ~ John 14:2a
When I was a young parent (well not so young but let’s ... - God-incidences are the gift of kairos moments
Mary Regina Morrell
By Mary Regina Morrell
Catholic Online
“There are no mistakes, no coincidences. All events are blessings given to us to learn from.” Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
... - A Retreat for Today's Christian Woman
Cheryl Dickow
“Be still and confess that I am God! I am exalted among the nations, exalted on the earth.” Psalm 46:11
Windridge Solitude is an 83 acre retreat in Lonedell, ... - Culture's Pressure on Our Girls
Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle
Our Culture’s Pressure on our “Tween” age and Teen age Girls
By Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle
Our “tween” age and teen age girls are being bombarded with an ... - The 'Golden Compass' is no treasure for children
Mary Regina Morrell
By Mary Regina Morrell
Catholic Online
“It is not possible for a Christian to live in modern, secular culture and not be affected by it. The predominant mentality ... - New Saint Book is Visually Stunning and Filled with Detail
Lisa M. Hendey
Review of Saints: Ancient and Modern by Barbara Calamari and Sandra DiPasqua
Reviewed by Lisa M. Hendey
Catholic Online
Just in time for All Saints Day, the ... - Children Are a Blessing
Sarah Reinhard
By Sarah Reinhard
Catholic Online
Every once in a while, though I really do believe this statement, I need to be reminded of just what it means. This morning ... - Life is a long lesson in humility
Mary Regina Morrell
By Mary Regina Morrell
Catholic Online
“If there is any encouragement in Christ, any solace in love, any participation in the Spirit, any compassion and mercy, ... - Chick Lit for the Good Girl
Lisa M. Hendey
Chick Lit for the Good Girl
Book Spotlight: The Book of Jane
By Anne Dayton and May Vanderbilt
Reviewed by Lisa M. Hendey
Broadway Books, June 2007, ... - Pilgrimage to Fatima: A Journey Toward Marriage
Anne Marie McDonnell
By Anne Marie McDonnell, Ph. D.
Catholic Online
August 2, 2003. Could this finally be the right man for me? I felt a sudden surge of expectation as his car ... - A Book for the Whole Family
Cheryl Dickow
By Cheryl Dickow
Catholic Online
One of the biggest struggles of an English teacher in a Catholic school is to find literature that both intrigues and interests ... - In any community, to honor is to love
Mary Regina Morrell
By Mary Regina Morrell
Catholic Online
“Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, ... - God's stories are powerfully told in the hospital
Mary Regina Morrell
By Mary Regina Morrell
Catholic Online
“Every human life is a story told by God.” Hans Christian Anderson
Every writer needs a favorite place where they ... - Lifting the Veil and Removing the Scars
Sally A. Connolly
By Sally A. Connolly
Catholic Online
“Leprosy,” the doctor said. The patient from Nepal suspected the cause of his mysterious skin rash, but fear had silenced ... - Play Like Your Kids
Lisa M. Hendey
By Lisa M. Hendey
Catholic Online
On Friday evening, I took a baby step from "Fencing Mom" (aka: one who watches her son fence) to "Fencer".
At my son ...
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