#WorthRevisiting: You Don’t Help by Objectifying Me (Or: Why I Hate Breast Cancer Awareness Month)
In which I discuss how the pronunciation of our culture gets treated as acceptable during the month of October.
Turning a Blind Eye to Evil in the Name of Good
If it were anyone else, no one would think twice of defunding.
Hammers, Sickles, and the Benefit of the Doubt
The pope has manners, the audio isn’t clear, and some Catholics are freaking out.
Tiny Lights in the Darkness
What difference do I make in this dark and fallen world?
What Are the Alternatives? #ShowUsYourList!
Tired of being told what you shouldn’t read or watch without being given alternatives? Join the movement to #ShowUsYourList! Let’s talk about what’s out there that’s good!
Bias Anyone Can See
My older daughter had a research paper to do for tenth grade. The paper would also have to be persuasive in nature, and she was given a list of topics to choose from. She chose the topic dealing with bias in the media against the Catholic Church. There was no shortage of material for her,…
Moral Culpability: Vaccines and Cheese & Crackers (Updated)
There’s been a lot of buzz for a long time over vaccinations, and some Catholic parents have chosen not to vaccinate over a fear of being morally complicit if they use vaccines that were developed using a line of stem cells derived from abortions done 40+ years ago. The Vatican considered the use of these…
On This Anniversary: Above My Pray-grade
Originally posted on Domestic Vocation:
Powerful Prayer On this day, I am reminded of an experience that led me to the ability to pray for my enemies and those who persecute me, as well as see them as children of God and deserving of love. On an anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11,…
Reblogged: I’m Like Chicken Man!
Once again, I find myself praying for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they face another round of HG.
Helping the Persecuted in the Middle East
You can help the Christians being persecuted in the Middle East by purchasing a magnet or sticker.
