In the space between raising children and caring for aging parents, I’m learning to cherish what won’t last.
As our parents age, we learn new lessons about grief and grace
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You don’t have to have an opinion on everything
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Letting go of unnecessary opinions can bring peace to our homes, our relationships, and our spiritual lives.
Parenting should have a pause button
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A simple parenting practice can open space for growth and God’s presence.
Life’s ups and downs are nothing personal
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Making hardship personal is a pathway to discontent.
Love requires sacrifice—within reason
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Ordinary moments of peace and satisfaction can be holy.
Your vocation doesn’t have to be saving the world
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We all need the gentle, competent care of our fellow humans.
Should you request prayers on social media?
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Is requesting prayers on social media more than attention seeking? U.S. Catholic readers weigh in.
Our Lady of Sorrows: a model for parents facing hard times
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Like Mary walking beside Jesus, we can accompany our children through the difficult times they face, even if we can’t carry their crosses for them.
St. Monica, patron saint of doing the best you can
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St. Monica was no perfect mother. But can she still be a role model for women today?
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