As we prepare for Lent, we often rely on old habits or patterns. We give up the same thing for Lent or we engage in the same practices each year. Our rituals can become a little too habitual. Sometimes, it’s …Read More →

In a constantly changing world it’s important to grow and strive to be the best version of ourselves. This way, we can adapt to the challenges we encounter and, ultimately, use them become the person that God created us to …Read More →

“I would be fine if they would just stop talking to me like that!” Sound familiar? It’s extremely frustrating when we feel as though someone else won’t allow us to be calm, to be solution focused, or to be the …Read More →

*This post is included in a series of posts dedicated to Catholic HŌM Family Discipleship. Join the conversation on Facebook. “Maternal hostility” may predict whether one mistreats their adult romantic partners RITE OF CHRISTIAN RELATIONSHIPS -Practices 2, 3, and 4 …Read More →

People often say they feel “burned out” by their struggles with anxiety, but most are unaware of the deeper truth behind this metaphor. Imagine soaking your hands in bleach for several hours, even days. You would get a chemical burn …Read More →

The Advent season is a beautiful time, full of anticipation and hope as we wait for the Christmas season and all that comes with it—the fun, the food, the family time, the presents, and the traditions. While it can be …Read More →

It’s been a year full of change. Some good, some difficult, and some we may still not be sure how to process yet. But one way or another, the holiday season has arrived. While many of us have gotten creative …Read More →

This past Sunday, The Parable of The Talents (Matthew 25:14-30)  was read as the Gospel reading at Mass. As you may remember, this is the story in which “The Master” entrusts his servants with his property. One servant is given …Read More →

Why does God let bad things happen? Why am I going through this? What does this mean for me? … Do these questions sound familiar? You’re not alone. Although we can sometime feel guilty when we question God or doubt …Read More →

In these difficult days, have you noticed that you can feel fine one minute only to feel sad, confused, disengaged, or overwhelmed the next? If so, you’re not alone. What’s the cause?  Believe it or not, you may be experiencing …Read More →