Life
My Husband Isn’t Trained
My husband isn’t trained to pause his video game and come downstairs to greet me when I get home after a long day. My husband
Amanda Sloan
February 23, AD 2015
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Spirituality
When Repentance Looks Like A Shower
“Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a deserted place, where he prayed. Simon and those who were with him pursued
Sarah Babbs
February 11, AD 2015
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Family
Passing On Motherhood
I’ve always loved my mom. It could be that hindsight is 20/20, but I don’t remember my teenage years being awful. My mom and I
Amanda Sloan
January 7, AD 2015
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Life
The Power of Tradition
My husband and I are currently navigating our way through our first holiday season as a married couple. Many life lessons learned, many tears of
Emma King
December 17, AD 2014
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Columnists
Why I Got Married in a Church
I’ve been to some beautiful weddings in some ugly churches. Either the carpet was old, the tabernacle was weird, the lighting was off, or the
Lauren Meyers
December 15, AD 2014
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Career
A Servant’s Heart
Last night, my husband Will and I put our little daughter Grace to bed and had our first moments of alone time… barely, before Will had
J.R. Baldwin
December 12, AD 2014
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Columnists
Why I Did Invite Family and Friends to My Wedding
There’s an article doing the rounds on Social Media at the moment. It is titled “Why I Didn’t Invite Family Or Friends To My Wedding”.
Chelsea Houghton
November 14, AD 2014
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Life
Catholic Canines
It’s a very long story, but suffice it to say, my husband and I are planning to bring home a dog at the end of
Emma King
October 22, AD 2014
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Columnists
A Living, Changing Love
I remember taking our frozen wedding cake out on our first anniversary, only to discover it was not the same cake we had put in
Megan Twomey
September 25, AD 2014
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Columnists
The Ephesians 5 Wife: Subject or Spoiled?
The Bible mentions subjugation of wives and everyone gets upset, but Christian Grey does it and nobody bats an eye! Tell me how this makes
Lauren Meyers
August 24, AD 2014
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Health & Fitness
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
Julie Machado
August 20, AD 2014
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Columnists
Submission Does Not Mean Losing Your Voice
Wives should be subordinate to their husbands as to the Lord. -Ephesians 5:22 I used to think that being submissive or subordinate meant that you
Amanda Sloan
August 11, AD 2014
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Columnists
On Polished Wedding Rings
I always thought that wedding rings should be simple, like tiny little handcuffs that you would use to happily shackle yourself to another person for
Lauren Meyers
June 28, AD 2014
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Columnists
The Myth of 100%
With my own marriage mere weeks old now, I can’t help but reflect on this notion that you have to be 100% sure about the person you
Amanda Sloan
June 16, AD 2014
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Columnists
A Woman's Guide to Understanding Men: Finale
At the risk of redundancy, I am going to foist one more of these articles on you. This is a topic I am extremely passionate
Chris Ricketts
June 4, AD 2014
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Relationships
Oil and Water: Catholic Mixed Marriages
I’ve been hearing a lot lately about mixed marriages–from friends, from Catholic bloggers, etc etc. I’ve toyed with the idea of writing a little about
Meghan Garcia
June 4, AD 2014
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Married Life
“Spice Up Your Marriage”: A [Man’s] Review
Hallie Lord’s new e-book Spice Up Your Marriage turns up the heat. In a 28 day challenge, she offers tips and ideas that will rekindle
J.Q. Tomanek
May 28, AD 2014
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Life
Six Reasons It’s Totally Fine to Never Get Married, a Response to Huffington Post
The Huffington Post recently released an article titled “10 Reasons It’s Totally Fine to Never Get Married.” The reasons are as bad as you might be
Shaun McAfee
May 21, AD 2014
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Columnists
Those That Came Before
To all of those who came before: Thank you. Thank you for having the courage to end things, even though it may have been hard.
Amanda Sloan
May 21, AD 2014
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Married Life
Sacramental Marriage: Why Settle for Less?
Chatting with a friend recently, we remarked that having children had made us each realize the value of a Catholic spouse. We both marveled that
Megan Twomey
April 21, AD 2014
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Columnists
In Defense of “Marriage is Work”
Simcha Fisher responded to my article. Simcha Fisher. I was thrilled to hear that I’d gotten the attention of Mrs. Fisher and that she had
Emma King
March 22, AD 2014
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