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The Meaning of Life, Part 2 of 3: Living Life Abundantly
Amy Schisler asks: Shouldn’t we be living our life abundantly with a bold passion, our eyes always on making our life and the lives of others better, richer, more meaningful?

Bed Mime
Summary for the blog homepage: Devotional writer Lisa Livezey encourages caregivers with an excerpt from her book: "Minding Mom: A Caregiver’s Devotional Story."

Divine Love
June is the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. But what is at the “heart” of this devotion?

God Circles Back
Author Kimberly Novak discusses how God circles back in our lives, but never as an afterthought or forgetfulness. He plans for all the time in between.

The Shepherd’s Pie: Praying for Our Priests
Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Tina Jost about the critical need for us to pray for our priests and pastors, and her prayer companion book, One Hour For My Priest.

The Lord is with you: A Scripture Meditation
May is the month dedicated to Mary, and I thought it the perfect time to share a
common link between several key scripture passages that include the phrase "the Lord is with
thee."
Original image: pexels-angel-rkaoz-505465009-20535450.jpgThe Worthy Writer
Being a Catholic writer isn't about being a 'perfect' Catholic. It's about being present and persisting through the distractions. Author Janet Tamez explores her journey in learning these lessons and how and where she found the answers.
Attribution Ikiwaner, CC BY-SA 3.0 Meeting Bruder Klaus
Author Margaret King Zacharias takes readers on yet another exciting pilgrimage, this time to Switzerland. In Part 1 of 2, she and other pilgrims learn of a little known farmer, hermit, mystic, and saint.

Send Out Your Spirit
Do you find yourself lacking in some or all of the gifts of the Holy Spirit?

The four temperaments from a Catholic perspective: a review of Piety and Personality
Writer Mary McWilliams reviews an author’s first title that links personalities of some beloved saints to our own … and helps to decipher our mannerisms and those of others.

God’s Prime Minister
There has been a lot of news and thoughts about and prayers for the pope in the last couple of weeks. What better time to talk about the biblical roots of the papacy?
