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Our Jewish Roots: The Immaculate Conception

Posted on 02 January 2009

From the time of Abraham’s response to God’s call to leave the country of his kinsmen, God began the process of preparing the way for the Messiah.  Abraham, after all, introduced to his pagan neighbors the objective truth of the…

Decisions, Decisions

Posted on 19 December 2008

As a publisher, I am naturally enthusiastic about the books that bear my company’s imprint.  When I finished editing The Green Coat by Rosemary McDunn, I immediately contacted Oprah.  Well, I didn’t actually contact her, exactly, but I sent off an…

There’s Only One Perfect Mother

Posted on 12 December 2008

As I sat in Church today [Monday, December 8, 2008], honoring Mary’s Immaculate Conception, I was reminded how her perfection isn’t something any of us will be able to achieve but, rather, is something that is meant to inspire us. …

Saturday Thanksgiving and Other Acts of Selfless Love

Posted on 27 November 2008

When my husband and I married, almost 23 years ago, our first two holidays were probably fairly typical of newly-marrieds.  We rushed about from one place to another, wanting to please everyone while attempting to make traditions of our own.…

New Life for Life

Posted on 17 November 2008

As a rule, I don’t lie to my friends.  When they ask me something like, “How do I look in this pair of pants?” I do my best to be honest.  Of course, wanting to be prudent, not lying sometimes…

Repair Your Soul: Read!

Posted on 07 November 2008

About a month ago, a gentleman who runs a large online Catholic bookstore told me that his business had just experienced its best year ever.  Ever!  As we talked about this phenomenon amidst the backdrop of crashing stock markets and…

Just One Judge

Posted on 31 October 2008

Joe Condit is a man on fire for his faith. Along with numerous business ventures in which he serves Catholics, Joe also has an intense fervor for the pro-life roots of life as he has always known it. You see, Joe…

Becoming Sure of Life

Posted on 25 October 2008

There were many years of my life that I found myself to be quite jealous of friends who had been raised in their Catholic faith.  They had what I had always wanted.  I longed to be connected to God in…

Our Jewish Roots: Feminism

Posted on 18 October 2008

When JPII wrote Mulieris Dignitatem, he opened with the Second Vatican Council’s closing message.  In his own way, JPII used that powerful verbage to set the stage for a much needed understanding of where women stood, both in the Church…

“As the Daughter of the King, You Are a Princess!”

Posted on 13 October 2008

These are the most powerful words a Catholic girl can hear, know, understand, and believe.  Fortunately, many young girls come from homes where this particular dialogue in a common occurrence.  Others come from homes where this message is said, from…

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