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Abortion Jargon, Obedience, and Whether I Just Want to Kill All Priests: The Catholic + Coronavirus Can of Worms

May 11, 2020 122 Comments

I was hoping to get a conversation started with my previous post. That definitely happened. I Like to Think That I Would Die for Jesus

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I Like to Think That I Would Die for Jesus

May 7, 2020 238 Comments

For some clarifications and considerations, see this follow up post, Abortion Jargon, Obedience, and Whether I Just Want to Kill All Priests: The Catholic +

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The Scandal That Just Won’t Stop: Sackcloth and Ashes II

August 26, 2018 47 Comments

One of my intentions for the forty days of prayer and fasting for  #sackclothandashes has been that ALL of the evil in our Church that

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Sexual Abuse, Sackcloth, and Ashes: Meeting Scandal with Acts of Reparation

August 20, 2018 84 Comments

We find ourselves again rocked by scandal in the Catholic Church. On Aug. 14, a Pennsylvania grand jury released its report on an 18-month investigation

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Do Catholics Need the Elf on the Shelf?

November 24, 2017 13 Comments

I had every intention of not wading into the Elf on the Shelf debate, because it’s really not a matter of faith and morals, and

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Why My Daughters Are Not Altar Servers

November 19, 2015 115 Comments

Mailbag time! A few weeks ago, I argued that learning traditional homemaking skills in an all-girl environment was beneficial for my girls. I’m back today

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Why We Feel Better if We Care About Cecil the Lion

July 31, 2015 45 Comments

I’m going to start here by saying that I don’t feel particularly protective of this particular big game hunting dentist (but I do feel for

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Maybe We CAN’T Talk About NFP Without Giving Offense

July 23, 2015 31 Comments

It’s NFP awareness week. A quick glance at my header will tell you where the husband and I fall on the ol’ sliding scale of

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Gay Marriage: Why Do We Care? (and what do we do now?)

June 29, 2015 38 Comments

In the wake of Friday’s Supreme Court ruling that made gay marriage legal across the United States, I figured I’d share a few thoughts and

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Weaning: my hows, whys, and whens

March 27, 2015 20 Comments

Sometimes when I get a mailbag question, I can’t believe I really haven’t ever written on the subject before. This was one of those. I’ve

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