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Who am I

So, who am I? I am a Catholic, a Special Education Teacher, and a Boomer, although some rough edges of these features have been smoothed. I ... continue reading

Be Forgiven Watch

As Christians, we all know that we are sinners. And, as sinners, we all would like to be forgiven of our sins. Some of us (most of us?) ... continue reading

Pray for Whatever You Need

Imagine having someone standing in wait for you to hand over to them all your fears, pain and anxieties. Someone who can and will pave the ... continue reading

I Wish

The answers to the problems facing our nation and world will not be solved by any of our political parties or politicians. These issues ... continue reading

Series: Growing Up Catholic

Today I have a personal story to share about growing up Catholic. I have many memories of Sundays spent as a young girl going to church and ... continue reading

The Law of the Jungle

In this next election cycle one thing is clear.  This nation must return to law and order. Law and order are the only safeguards ... continue reading

Paving the Way to Vote Your Conscience

This week, Hillary Clinton picked her VP running mate, Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, a Jesuit-taught Catholic. Media pundits are touting his ... continue reading

Laying Aside a Root of Bitterness

In spite of the desperate times in which we live, there has been a certain indulgence in bitterness among conservatives. There are those ... continue reading

Ask for the Old Paths

There is a thought in modern day society that "newer is better".  To some extent, that is true. Who does not appreciate plumbing, ... continue reading

Monday Musings - It's Not About Putting The Genie Back In The Bottle

There was a time when nearly everyone entering a Catholic Church knew enough to genuflect, to remain silent and to spend time in intimate ... continue reading

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