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My Story of Becoming a Mom, Part Three: Having It All
I feel that for the most part it is a myth that women can have it all — at least…
Browsing: The Catholic Family
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Teaching Teens the Truth about Sin
I never cease to be amazed by what can be included in a high school “health” curriculum these days. I…
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My Story of Becoming a Mom, Part Two: Adoption, a Second Choice, not Second Best
For birthparents, adoptive parents and adoptees, adoption is almost never first choice. The choice of most birthparents would obviously be…
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Are You Thinking About Homeschooling?
Even though September seems a long ways away, this is the time of year when academic decisions for next school…
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My Story of Becoming a Mom, Part One: Aching Arms
As a registered nurse, I have patients who experience discomfort in different regions of the arm for a variety of…
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The Blue Nail Polish, Saint-Making and Stepping Out
Amidst their other literary interests, our children invariably return to their various saint books and Glory Stories CD’s (etc.). Of…
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Marriage: Like an Open Café
Along Rte 28A in Falmouth on Cape Cod there used to be this quaint, seasonal café that a good friend…
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Activating Our Faith as Catholic Men
Faith is the realization of what is hoped for and evidence of things not seen. Because of it the ancients…
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Chernobyl Diaper and Parental Joy
As a two-year old, our Grace had a certain “gift.” We were eager to get her potty trained, as were…
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The Screwtape Letters and the Catechism of the Catholic Church
You have heard the phrase “The devil is in the details” used to describe a certain action or task in…