Not long ago, I attended an event where an icebreaker game was played. The icebreaker was to count up how many Sacramentals we had on each of us, and whomever at the table had the most won a prize. I happened to be at the … Continue readingSacramentals, Mercy, Advent, Oh My!
Disclaimer: This blog post contains spoilers. Also, Dunkirk contains violence and intense situations. I cried for half of the movie (no exaggeration, just ask my mom). If you can handle bombs exploding and gunfire (and wasting a fair number of tissues) go out and Redbox … Continue readingNecessary Heroism: A Reflection on Dunkirk
Several months ago, my husband became involved with a ministry called St. Paul Street Evangelization. He goes out into the community and talks to random passersby, handing out rosaries or other religious items. Recently, he asked me if I wanted to go. My answer was … Continue readingAn Introvert’s Guide to Evangelization
It’s 6:00 am and the alarm rings on a cold, dark January morning. Before my feet hit the ground, I fully experience the decadent warmth of my bed. We’ve all arranged to take the day off. It’s a school day, but we’ve told the teachers … Continue readingRaising Pro-Life Leaders: #whywemarch
Today I have the pleasure of sharing with you my interview with Jason Evert who will be a speaker at the Theology of the Body Congress being held in Ontario, California next week. He will speak on homosexuality and the Theology of the Body. Jason … Continue readingUnderstanding the Gift of Human Sexuality: An Interview with Jason Evert