Are You Practicing All Three Lenten Pillars?
There’s more to Lent than giving up chocolate.
"I have become all things to all, to save at least some" (1 Cor. 9:22) basically describes her life as writer, homemaker, friend and sister, wife, and mother of 3 spunky children, all for the sake of Gospel joy. She received her BA in Theology, Catechetics/Youth Ministry, and English Writing from Franciscan University of Steubenvile. Her life mottos are Ad Majoram Dei Gloriam and "Without complaint, everything shall I suffer for in the love of God, nothing have I to fear" (St. Teresa Margaret of the Sacred Heart). She is Pennsylvanian by birth, Californian by heart, and in Colorado for the time being. She blogs at www.PrincipessaMeetsWorld.com and yinz can find her on Twitter @TheresaZoe.
There’s more to Lent than giving up chocolate.
The saints of Lent have much to teach us. Let us listen.
He has nothing for quotes in the Bible, but his heart must have been bursting with melody.
“Because of you, friend and neighbor shun me; my only friend is darkness.” . . . Wow . . .
Do you know the original meaning of these key words?
Carmelite spirituality focuses heavily on this: that there is meaning even in the simplest things of life, the smallest tasks, the greatest tribulations.
Let your kids practice coloring inside the lines while learning about saints!
This saint is a total boss.
Life is full of tough stuff and tough questions. What’s the meaning of life? What am I made for? What is the purpose of life? All these and more routinely puzzle and confound us and sometimes leave us feeling confused, alone, and even depressed. But never fear, Mother Angelica’s here! She gives straightforward answers to …
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We can’t wait to see what this young woman creates next!