Jesus made it. My kids do it. I drink it. In vino veritas.
Mary is our Northern Star, fixed in the Heaven’s, showing us where we are and where we still need to go. Even as we follow her, we know she is not our end, only our guide, the most perfect means to reaching her Son. Just as the beauty of the stars causes us to look up in awe and allows us to contemplate our littleness, so too looking up to her causes us to see ourselves for who we are in relation to our God.
Taking toddlers to mass is probably one of parents’ most dreaded tasks. Between fielding the snide comments and the tantrums, it gives any faithful Catholic a boatload of angst. Here’s a few ideas of how to approach this vitally important learning opportunity for your kids.
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We will all ask the question at some point in our lives: How does suffering come from a loving God? Finding the answer can be a painful process, but God can make it fruitful and beautiful.
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In 7 years of priesthood, having presided at over a hundred weddings, and triple the baptisms from those weddings, Fr. Justin Braun shares some insights for navigating the pastoral joys and challenges of supporting NFP couples in the Church.
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Brendan and Valerie’s NFP journey all started with a conversation in the car when they were dating. That turned out to be a great way to start things off as serious medical issues rose up around their family planning making NFP essential.
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NFP is so much more than a method of family planning. More accurately, it’s a method of fertility awareness. Deanna and Michael share how this has unfolded in their marriage, with a few little surprises along the way.
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In the second part of Hannah and Chris’ journey of infertility, Chris does not hold back. The topic of infertility is not complete without including the man’s side, and Chris shares his experience beautifully!
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Part 1 of 2 comes from Hannah. She shares her struggles of remaining faithful to the teachings of the Catholic faith and God’s plan for their marriage, while bearing the cross of infertility.
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