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Discernment

Guest post by Meg Hunter-Kilmer. 10 years ago I entered the convent. I quit my job, said goodbye to everyone I loved, and gave away

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Guest Writer February 3, AD 2020 No Comments
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Kat Larson

Do You Believe?

“Do you believe that I can do this?” Jesus asked the two blind men who came to Him pleading to Him to restore their sight.

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Kat Larson December 26, AD 2019 1 Comment
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Kat Larson

I Am Sorry, Mom

This weekend was a time of great significance. The Church celebrated the third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday (“Rejoice” Sunday), but it was personally significant

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Kat Larson December 19, AD 2019 2 Comments
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Kat Larson

Control

I have been fairly open about the influence of living with Type 1 diabetes and my struggles in managing the condition. There have been aspects

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Kat Larson September 13, AD 2019 3 Comments
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Kat Larson

Diabetic Desolation

I have been learning about the process of spiritual discernment. I have gained most knowledge from Saint Ignatius of Loyola. With each decision we enter

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Kat Larson February 21, AD 2019 5 Comments
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Kat Larson

Change of Address

I hit my lowest point last week — I got extremely sick with a stomach bug. It came on without warning and left me bedridden

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Kat Larson October 18, AD 2018 1 Comment
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Kat Larson

In Thanksgiving for Diabetes

Raising his eyes toward his disciples Jesus said: “Blessed are you who are poor, for the Kingdom of God is yours. Blessed are you who

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Kat Larson September 27, AD 2018 1 Comment
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Larabeth Miller

A Lesson for a Chaotic Soul

Recently I learned a hard lesson. It was a concept that I knew was coming, as people close to me had informed me of the

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Larabeth Miller February 9, AD 2018 1 Comment
Health & Fitness
Steve Kellmeyer

Prison Societies

It is usually said that Western democracies are the most free societies on earth. But is that true? This video provides a rather different way

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Steve Kellmeyer July 14, AD 2017 No Comments
Health & Fitness
Erin Cain

How to Pray When You’re Sick

Whenever I have a cold or stomachache, or when I’m feeling exhausted and overwhelmed, I struggle to pray the way I normally do. But I

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Erin Cain April 13, AD 2016 1 Comment
Health & Fitness
Heather Anderson Renshaw

The Sugar Sacrifice: Who Will Win?

A while back, the associate pastor at our church announced that he would be taking three months off to go to Mexico. Now, before you

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Heather Anderson Renshaw June 9, AD 2015 10 Comments
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Erin Cain

Beyond My Comfort (Food) Zone

It is very appropriate, I think, that I received my diagnosis of wheat and milk allergies during Lent, three years ago. After all, I was

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Erin Cain February 25, AD 2015 7 Comments
Health & Fitness
Emma King

The Ministry of Food

If food is the means by which Christ reaches out to sinners and gathers His Church, then we too must see food as a ministry.

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Emma King February 11, AD 2015 5 Comments
Health & Fitness
Julie Machado

Natural Family Planning is Hard

Our bodies are complex, intricate mysterious things. They are not outer shells or machines that come with a user’s manual. There is a lot going

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Julie Machado August 20, AD 2014 3 Comments
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Julie Machado

Just Food Is Not Enough!

Before my baby was born in April, I had carefully been reading and rereading Gina Ford’s The Contented Little Baby Book. It consists of several

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Julie Machado May 28, AD 2014 1 Comment

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