Recently I came across an article I wrote in 2023 about St. Elizabeth Anne Seton. It was about grief and hope for the future. I had...

On August 30th, my dad passed from this world. Seeing him take his last breath, his soul transfer to his eternal home. I was given the...

It’s been a minute (or quite a few) since I’ve taken the time to check in. The irony is I’ve written several blog post over the past few...

Hello Friends! September and October have been heavy event filled months. With back to school, a high school volleyball season, I’m...

Happy September! The Fall season is quickly approaching, although in my family it already exists with pumpkin everything popping up its...

Oh the dog days of Summer, or in my case Bear days... Since I last checked in with you all my daughter Molly and I were off to Chicago...

Is it already May? It seems like only yesterday we were surrounded by storm clouds in California and what felt like an eternal rain...

This year for lent I gave up social media. No Facebook, no Instagram and No Twitter. Not being on these platforms was trickier than...

The Holidays for many can be a magical time, a reunion for families, revisiting traditions from years past, but it can also be a lonely...

Can you believe we are already in the month of November? The last two months since the launch of Grieving Daughters’ Club has been...

Let’s be honest, doing what’s best for us isn’t always easy. Eating your vegetables, getting eno ugh rest, even prayer and making time...

God continually calls us to be like children, to look at ourselves in humble circumstances. So it’s no surprise that St. Maria Goretti,...

There is something so beautiful about the love between a mother and her child. Being a mom of three girls I can attest to the blessings...

When I think about Saints, I often imagine individuals who are untouchable fabrics in society. So holy and so pure that I could never...

Do you worry more than you rejoice? Let's talk about why we worry and what we can do focus on the joy. Why do we struggle with worrying?...

It’s not easy to always agree with someone. It’s not easy to like how people act when it goes against our own beliefs or ideas. I’m sure...

In our world today we strive to find lots of ways to feel safe. Just look around and you’ll see countless examples. Everything from...

You’ve heard the expression, “I’ve got your back,” which implies that friendships are there to support you through thick and thin. Over...

(Photo credit by Pixaby) Lately, I have been tuning into a lot of podcast that talk about how to encourage more womanly bonding and...

10 Lessons I learned from Nuns Andrea Bear shares her experiences growing up in Catholic School and what the Sisters of the Sacro Costato...