Make Your House Catholic
September 21, 2020
Sometimes I go into a friend’s house and I am blown away by the Catholicness of their home.
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Make Your House Catholic
Sometimes I go into a friend’s house and I am blown away by the Catholicness of their home.
Kristen Hamill
September 21, 2020
Pleading the Fifth
Carrying our crosses. I haven’t been carrying mine very well. Unless whining, stomping feet, crying, and turning my head away from them is the epitome of “very well.” No? You sure?
Erin Bayard
September 17, 2020
My Crosses, My Children
What if I held the inconvenient cross Jesus offered me instead of stubbornly carving the cross I want?
Rachel Simpson
September 15, 2020
Closer Than You Think
I married a fireman, so these things have taken on a particular magnitude when I think especially about the “fire families” that lost their loved ones from “just another day at work”.
Melissa Kings
September 11, 2020
He Loved Us First
We stood before this outdoor crucifix talking and praying, and it was at this spot that he asked me to marry him.
Betsy Donlon
September 10, 2020
The Shape of the Cross
He was declining rapidly in health, mind and body. I planned to pick him up for a morning of errands and appointments. I saw his final cross tightly fastened to him as he shuffled from his house to my car with his off white shirt tucked into his dress pants. He wasn’t fit to drive
Franchelle Jaeger
September 8, 2020
Erin Pohlmeier
September 7, 2020
The Martyr’s Staircase
There’s a door in Paris that I want to see. It’s not the grand door of a cathedral, and it doesn’t lead to a museum, but it has a story to tell.
Brad Ostrom
September 3, 2020