The Book of Esther starts off with a dream.
Read MoreToday's review of soulful media is the text Lift Up Your Heart written by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. It was written close after World War 2, however at no point did I suspect this and its longevity as a top seller is a sign of its value.
Read MoreI firmly believe that if anyone needs concrete proof in order to believe in the power of God, then hold a newborn baby.
Read MoreThe desire to emotionally connect with someone is a strong desire.
Read MoreWow. These words that the Lord spoke in the Gospel of John can be so convicting and hard to hear at times.
Read MoreLust is not something I’ve often heard addressed by speakers at women's conferences or retreats, or even blogs or books.
Read MoreWhy would Pope Saint John Paul II devote an entire section of his Theology of the Body to the human heart, specifically this Beatitude about purity of heart, if he was teaching about the body?
Read MoreWhat is it about us women that has us constantly wringing our hands and wondering “who we are?”
Read MoreMost people see being single as the longest wait, the long prologue before really “starting” your life in marriage or in a religious order.
Read MoreYou’ve probably heard that when it comes to being in a relationship, “everybody’s doing it.” Secular society tends to make fun of people who are inexperienced, or *gasp* virgins.
Read MoreWhen I was in tenth grade, our local church’s [former] Religious Education director told an auditorium full of public school parents that their kids would be having sex, so the responsible thing to do was to provide the condoms
Read MoreAbout 7 years ago, I had, it seemed, a flurry of medical issues. Finally, a diagnosis was delivered to me, and with it, the devastating knowledge that it would be difficult to have children
Read MoreFor today’s entertainment, find some time to download this playlist from Spotify.
Read MoreWhen I first signed up to write this particular reflection, I thought it would come easily. I am sure like many of you, sorrow is something to which I could definitely relate right now.
Read MoreMercy can be defined as the disposition to be kind and forgiving, but unlike compassion, mercy puts the feeling of sympathy into practice with a readiness to assist and help.
Read MoreI often joke with my friends that my patience is the size of a mustard seed, and yet my life seems to consist of nothing but waiting.
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