Catholic Sistas

We are a group of women who first met in one of the largest secular online parenting websites in a Catholic group. Some of our friendships go back as much as ten or more years. In October 2010, we moved to a private Facebook group. We spend our days chatting about all things Catholic, from our state in life, to current events, prayer, support, dying to self, what’s for dinner, daily chores, kid and husband brags, all with good old fashioned humor infused into each of those conversations. We are, first and foremost, a group of women who adhere to the Teachings of the Church.
The reason for the blog is simple. We love to talk. No, seriously. We LOVE to talk. With all that chatter going on with 250+ women, we figured we may as well put some of that talent to good use and share our love of Faith among fellow Catholics in a more public medium. The women in our group represent all walks of our Faith walk. We represent two different rites, Latin and Eastern, with most attending the Latin rite NO, but many attending TLM. Some are skirt only wearers, some veil, some SELL veils, and some are crunchy and thrifty.
One thing that binds us through all our

differences is our fierce passion and adherence to the Faith. We have diverse conversations on the grey issues because of our unique-as-DNA Faith journey, but we are all grounded through that love and adherence of the black and white issues. Our topics here represent a small percentage of our group and will range from serious to lighthearted and funny.
As Catholics we are called to evangelize by virtue of our baptism. The Spirit resides in our souls and once we are confirmed yearns for us to bring others to Christ. Due to our unique faith walk, this happens differently for each of us. This blog is intended to bring our Faith to the forefront of our lives and to inspire our readers, as well as continue to inspire us as a group and individuals to go, and be the light for Christ. Our goal is to bring a new passion to Catholics, no matter where we are in our walk with Christ. Our cup is never full and we should always be learning from others, as we are all different parts of the same Body.

This is our witness. We hope you enjoy it.