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Stephanie Wood - who has written 7 posts on Catholic Exchange.


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Treasures of Wisdom for Single Catholics

Posted on 27 September 2007

I have a fairly major addiction to books. I absolutely love buying books, reading books, borrowing books, talking about books, the whole nine yards. My obsession for the written word isn't completely my fault – both of my parents are…

Ten Tips for Frugal Dating

Posted on 18 August 2007

If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone say that they were unwilling to enter a long distance relationship because of financial constraints, I certainly wouldn't need my own budget-saving dating tips. 
The simple fact of the…

Following Our Mother’s Example

Posted on 25 June 2007

She was a new face, but the story she told me was one I had heard many, many times before.
Over a cup of coffee and a piece of Key Lime pie, she told me of her desire to be…

Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve

Posted on 14 September 2006

Modesty is a perennially hot topic in Catholic circles, especially in the summer time. I work for a Catholic young adult outreach, and every summer we receive numerous questions from young adults relating to modesty and fashion issues. Unfortunately,…

Romance with a Message

Posted on 17 August 2006

When I was first introduced to the book Arms of Love by Carmen Marcoux, I’m embarrassed to admit that my initial reaction was, “A Catholic novel about modern day courtship? What a cheesy idea! Who would read this?”
Carmen’s…

A Secret to Finding Your Spouse

Posted on 05 April 2006

It’s not uncommon for single Catholics to feel frustrated about meeting people who share the same values and ideals. Even if you are fortunate to have a solid circle of friends or at least people in your community who…

Lessons from the Well

Posted on 09 March 2006

Her courtship and marriage is one of the classic love stories of all time. She is honored as one of the most heroic women of the Bible, a forerunner of the Virgin Mary, the “Mother of Two Nations,” and…