Inspiration is the first step
This post is written by Sara Estabrooks, author at To Jesus, Sincerely, and Tech Assistant for Catholics Online.
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This post is written by Kristi Denoy, author at Hail Marry Blog.
Want to do something meaningful this Lent?
Enter Hail Marry blog’s Guide to a No-Spend Lent e-book and Facebook challenge course! Continue reading “No-Spend Lent Challenge”
This post is written by Alex R. Hey, author at Alex R. Hey.
My book, Eugène de Mazenod: A Saint for Today, was recently released, and I am excited to be able to share this saint with the world. Regardless of whether or not you buy my book, I think everyone should know who this saint is.
Check out these 10 reasons why you should get to know Eugène de Mazenod. Continue reading “10 Reasons You Should Get to Know Saint Eugène de Mazenod”
This post is written by Anni Harry, author at A Beautiful Camouflaged Mess of a Life, and Caitlyn Anderson, author at Mrs. Andy, Anchored by Faith.
“The Military Way of the Cross” is a free Lenten devotion released by the Military Council of Catholic Women, a subsidiary of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS). It is our hope that these Stations of the Cross will allow you to dig deeper into your faith, and will draw you closer to the constant source of support, life, and love – our Creator. Continue reading “The Military Way of the Cross”
This post is written by Ginny Kochis, author and speaker at Not So Formulaic.
The first time she had a sensory meltdown was in the summer of 2009. We were traveling and had been in the car since 7 that morning. It was dinner time. She was tired, hungry, and bored. Continue reading “Catholic Mama of Quirky Kids? Here Are 4 Things You Need to Know”