Though I didn’t always manage to publicly announce each pregnancy that resulted in a miscarriage on the blog account, I didn’t shy away from sharing on my private platforms (IG, FB). … Continue readingHow Social Media Helped my Pregnancy Announcement
If our commitment to social justice is SOLELY based on our social media scrolling, if our activism is SOLELY reactionary, we are never. going. to. change. ANYTHING. … Continue readingSocial Media is Ruining Social Justice: Here’s Why
All women are born with one natural female role model: their mother. A loving mother will teach them about all the other amazing heroines throughout history: Mary, the saints, great leaders and writers and thinkers. … Continue readingRaising Role Models
I’m going to get a bit preachy here, so please bear with me, but I think it might be good to re-evaluate our own behavior on social media. We need to ask ourselves how we might best represent our faith and how we might best respond to volatile online exchanges in a Christ-like manner. WWJD, y’all? … Continue readingA Faithful Catholic’s Guide to Social Media Interactions
I have a love/hate relationship with social media. I have given up on most platforms. Twitter seems like a savage wasteland to me. People don’t really care about “linking up” with you on LinkedIn if you have had the same job title for almost ten … Continue readingSomething Beautiful