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We are so excited to roll out a new section of the website tomorrow - the Prayer Corner. There you will find the Advent Prayers to help...
I imagine I will be 90 years old and still clearly hear my dad’s voice: ‘An attitude of gratitude.’ Especially during my teen years, I...
Today’s Readings Happy Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe! These are always some of my favorite readings. I could write and...
One of my favorite things about raising a toddler are the many walks we take around our neighborhood. We walk to the park, to a coffee...
Today’s Readings Today is World Day of the Poor. In 2016, Pope Francis declared that the thirty-third Sunday of Ordinary time as the Day...
Are you ready? Advent is coming! As we are all in the bizarre time warp that is 2020, there is a comfort in the rootedness of the...
Today’s Readings I did not intend to write today’s reflection. As I was talking with potential contributors, many were so overwhelmed...
As I write this reflection on Wednesday evening, ballots are still being counted and no winner in our Presidential election is apparent....
It is unusual to wake up on a day and know that it is going to be historic. Usually these sorts of days happen upon us, appearing...
Today’s readings The past eight months have been an awkward time to feel blessed. At this point, we all know the dance. Out of a kind...
In other words, being a Christian does not shield us from the human condition but rather only heightens these feelings and experiences.
While I was certainly gripped with uncertainty, the solace of my ‘no’ meant a new openness to what God may invite me to.
On the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, which is World Youth Sunday, the readings couldn’t be more perfect. We see in the first reading from...
“I’m speaking.” Hearing Kamala Harris have to repeat those words over and over as she was interrupted struck a deep chord in me and all...
The month of October is a great reminder of wanting to celebrate my family’s history alongside my experience.
Today's Readings The opening words of likely the earliest book of the New Testament are a wish for grace and peace to the hearer. If ever...
In June I helped out with a retreat. The virtual retreat gathered young adults over the course of a week to reflect on vocation and their...
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We are going to keep things fairly simple to start. Here's what you can expect: Reflections on the Sunday Mass readings. Posts on...
We are Catholic women. Each of us lives our faith through a wide variety of spiritualities, vocations, and faith practices. We recognize...