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In Search of Object Permanence
I was playing the time-honored classic with my four-month-old the other day. “Peek-a-boo!” His little giggle was making me giggle, and in...
Mar 152 min read


Pilgrims of Hope
For as long as I can remember, I have had an almost sinful hatred of blisters. I mean, come on. Breaking in a new pair of shoes?...
Feb 54 min read


Who Brings Jesus to You?
My toddler was entertaining himself with blocks, and the baby was sleeping, so I seized the moment to try to get a few things done around...
Dec 13, 20243 min read


My New Approach to Advent
Sometimes, I struggle to separate my childish views of events with my supposedly now mature, educated vision. This sometimes happens...
Dec 6, 20244 min read


The Second Greatest Commandment
I always cringe a little bit when the two greatest commandments are read aloud in Mass. I mean, if they’re the top two, I really gotta...
Oct 12, 20243 min read


Revisiting Separation Anxiety
I don’t personally remember, thank goodness, but from the tales that my parents tell, sounds like I had pretty bad separation anxiety as...
Jun 28, 20244 min read


"Who do you say that I am?"
My toddler recently started exclusively calling me “mommy.” We are unsure how he picked it up, but one day it switched from his previous...
May 26, 20244 min read


What I'm Actually like as a Child of God
I have a sixteen-month-old boy. A very mobile, abundantly active, and daringly fearless sixteen-month-old boy. To further paint the...
Apr 11, 20244 min read


Follow Me and Go.
I was catching up on the fan-favorite "The Chosen" the other evening and it accomplished what it set out to do: it moved me to read-over...
Mar 13, 20244 min read


Where Are You Satisfying Your Hunger?
Everyone has just knelt down at Sunday Mass. I make deliberate eye-contact with my husband in the pew. He nods. My heartbeat quickens and...
Feb 24, 20244 min read


Why I'm Glad I Discerned Religious Life
My husband and I just celebrated two years of Marriage. We have a beautiful 1 year-old. Life is good. We are by no means experts in the...
Jan 22, 20244 min read


Honor Cords and Baby Toys
I sit down with a dear old friend over dinner, both of us unwinding internally and rewinding externally the stories we’ve missed from the...
Oct 6, 20234 min read


Into the Unknown
Climbing a 14’er is absolutely insane. The challenge of summiting a 14,000 foot peak, or anything near or beyond that range, demands some...
Sep 25, 20234 min read


"... Given Up for You."
I adeptly tucked my newborn into place at the back of the Church, cries of hunger easing along with my own stress levels, just in time...
Aug 26, 20233 min read


St. Peter: the Married Man
The moment one of my priest friends told me to pay attention to what doesn’t make sense in Scripture, my prayer life was forever changed....
Nov 14, 20223 min read


The Grass is STILL Always Greener
Sometimes the human condition makes me laugh. Sometimes it makes me cry. But sometimes you really have to take a step back and examine...
Aug 3, 20223 min read


What I Gained Running a Half-Marathon
In the height of COVID, I ran a half-marathon. It wasn’t pretty. I didn’t make good time. I could barely move for a week after. And I...
May 9, 20223 min read


How Could my Wounds Speak to my Calling?
As I approach my college graduation, more and more conversations have begun circling around this certain topic: What am I supposed to do...
May 5, 20214 min read


A Cure for Spiritual Dryness
I thought I was in a period of spiritual dryness. Prayer, for a while, had honestly just been kind of “eh.” Prayer was good in the sense...
Apr 26, 20213 min read


What to do when God gives you a Gift-Card
With the Holidays rapidly approaching, and everyone’s Amazon shopping cart steadily filling to the brim, I have run into an annual and...
Nov 30, 20203 min read
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