Jesus made it. My kids do it. I drink it. In vino veritas.
Logan and Jen initially thought they wouldn’t have a reason to use NFP. But after experiencing infertility and high-risk pregnancies, they’ve come to see that NFP is kind of like faith – the more you put into it, the more you get out of it.
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Gillian speaks about practicing NFP with her non-Catholic spouse Tim. In this story, you’ll read how they have discovered both the sacrifice and beauty of NFP and grown in love despite their different faiths.
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Megan and Avery share how they navigate chastity, and why they’re looking forward to practicing NFP as they prepare for marriage.
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Ultimately, social media is a man-made tool, our modern Roman roads. It can be used by the likes of Bishop Barron to reach those who might otherwise never know of Jesus. It can also be used by ISIS to broadcast hideous beheading videos. Its creators can ban users as they see fit, even for highly prejudiced or nefarious reasons. And you and I find out about those bans – you guessed it – on social media.
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One year when I was a kid, my mom gave my brother and I a heads up that Lent was around the corner. She was very surprised and a little worried when we were both super excited that the season was coming up soon. Living in south Louisiana, Lent coincided with crawfish season, and every…
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It was a spectacularly beautiful sunny June day. I was sitting in a park in Tiburon across the bay from San Francisco looking across the water to the city. Alcatraz was in the foreground, and the bay was peppered with sailboats. The fog blanket was moving in over the Golden Gate Bridge on it’s way…
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It seems that one can never fully plumb the depths of inspiration provided by marriage and motherhood, and yet with all the fodder they provide, there is the fear as a writer of becoming stale. That’s my super fancy way of saying I began February with writers block. Then I got hit with food poisoning…
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When I first saw the phrase “toxic masculinity”, I was struck that a phrase so ridiculously oxymoronic would not be universally panned as soon as it made headlines. And then once I remembered the times we live in, I suppose I should only be surprised we did not arrive here sooner. The only thing toxic…
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