As a practiced writer, I’ve become a sponge to anything even slightly thought provoking: memes plastered all over Facebook, Bible verses and prayers especially strike a chord, along with the occasional quotation from “Unknown.” As a blogger-columnist, I’m ever searching … Continue reading
Wednesday!! Are Wednesdays the nuttiest days for anyone else? I typically start Wednesday mornings yearning for Wednesday nights just because they’re so full and busy. All glory be to God! By His grace, I know I’ll make it to bedtime. … Continue reading
For about a week I’ve had the same handful of tabs open just for this. Welcome, everyone, to the return of Words of Wisdom Wednesday! I’m excited about writing again after taking my “maternity leave,” and there’s no better way … Continue reading
by Mary Walker of Truth & Charity So, before you ask, I’m actually not a stickler about etiquette in the persnickety way people think of when they think of the word etiquette. If you spell my name wrong on an invitation or … Continue reading
It’s the start of a NEW week, and I think I need to make this my mission; especially when it comes to teaching my little ones. It’s simple on the outside, but definitely not easy when I try to execute. … Continue reading
Ok guys – there was really a lot of Wisdom floating around online this past week! Enjoy all of the FUN as much as I did!! Pope Benedict XVI ends his tenure as pope tomorrow; but what’ll we call him? … Continue reading
When I was little, I was a big believer in “Wednesday is wedding day,” a decree passed around my 1st grade class ordaining that the boy you happened to walk next to during the day became your husband. Just until … Continue reading
“At that time I had to struggle with many difficulties, but God was lavish with his graces.” – St. Faustina, The Diary #15 Whatever crosses I have, whatever struggles I will endure in life or even during this particular Lent, … Continue reading
There has been another amendment to the HHS mandate that seems fair at a glance; but a closer look will grant that appearances can deceive. Here you can read Archbishop Charles Chaput’s assessment of the new “compromise” announced on February … Continue reading
Mid-week! One of my favorite quotations is the famed Shakespearean wisdom “brevity is the soul of wit” (Hamlet II, ii, 2) and here I’ll use it to the fullest. The Art of Manliness is a solid blog. Though I’m hardly … Continue reading
