Alright, time for some honesty. As a Catholic, we have probably heard the phrase, “Memento Mori”, Latin for “remember your death”. We are told and hear people saying they are so excited to go to Heaven one day, or that they look forward to meeting Jesus one day. Well, that’s not how I’m feeling. IRead More
Living Out Our Faith
Living out our faith in our everyday lives can seem like a very daunting task. To simply go to Mass and attend adoration is one thing, but to constantly keep God at the forefront of our minds? That’s harder. When the bills aren’t paid, the kids won’t stop arguing, dinner needs made and the floorsRead More
Facing Hate From Others
It’s hard not to feel really hurt and angry when someone insults something important to you. Our faith is included with all of that. It’s easy for other people to try to belittle our beliefs and the things we love but to us, they mean the world! Facing hate and judgement is hard, especially whenRead More
My Conversion to Catholicism Story
Praise the Lord I am home!!!!! Except, I wasn’t always home. I guess I’m sort of like the prodigal son in that way. My whole life growing up felt mostly like something that was done to me, not something I had control over. I spent most of my adolescent years angry. Angry at God forRead More
How to Adapt to Change Gracefully
Change is an inevitable part of life, yet many of us struggle to embrace it. Learning to adapt gracefully can lead to personal growth, resilience, and new opportunities. Here are some strategies to help you navigate change more effectively:
My C-Section Experiences
Hearing the word “cesarean” can be a mother’s worst thought and frankly, terrifying. I don’t know a single person that loves the idea of being awake during a major surgery like that! As I share my experience, my best advice to you is do NOT be afraid! If you are facing a c-section and wantRead More