The Pro-choice Mantra is “Every Child, a Wanted Child.”
Man, that implies so much. That those who survive the Rubicon of the womb, they were desired,while those who did not, were not. Except it
Man, that implies so much. That those who survive the Rubicon of the womb, they were desired,while those who did not, were not. Except it
Facebook brings us many people talking about and linking to many things, not all of them just, kind, or beautiful. Today, my feed had lots
It began because I\’d put off housecleaning. (It\’s bad for me spiritually to do this because then I get vexed by time constraints in addition
On November 26, 2013, I uttered words that still echo in my mind, words which felt true even if everything that followed refuted that feeling.
A weekly task in this household involves a trip to the dry cleaner. Because this chore falls to me and has for over a decade,
Did you grow closer to God? Start a new prayer regimen? Become more familiar with the Catechism? Peruse the life of a favorite saint or
It was a cold afternoon, but I\’d agreed to a play date at the park and so I trundled the four littles into the van
One of my favorite stories about my first son, is how he saved a life of a person he\’s never really known. Being lonely and
The internet is the oddest of places. Even within limited settings as say, religious forums, you can go to a favorite haunt and discover after
How do we come to know God in a world that considers Him a construct of man rather than the Creator of mankind? How do
In reading the various news bits over the past few weeks, I noticed a trend — an assertion born of certitude and used to justify
Car rides are hard with ten children. There is almost always a mess. There is almost always a disagreement about seating arrangements, and fights in
I have one teen-aged daughter who would love to be a cynic, but is wise enough to know she shouldn\’t be. Occasionally though, she has