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A Mother’s Day Mailbag Can o’ Worms: Must I Be Submissive to My Husband?

April 30, 2022 No Comments

Mother’s Day is coming and it seems like as good a time as any to open that evergreen can ‘o worms, a topic of discussion

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A Potluck Is Better if We Don’t ALL Bring Jell-o Salad: Why I Maybe Didn’t Write About an Important Topic That’s Important to You

June 10, 2020 100 Comments

Every few months, I will get a message or two like one I received today, from someone who says she has followed me for many

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George Washington’s Rules for Mannerly Cell Phone Use in Company and Around One’s Children

February 24, 2020 18 Comments

People seem to believe that cell phone use is this new, unprecedented behavior about which there are no established customs that could govern our conduct.

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Catholics Don’t Get Cancelled

January 25, 2020 4 Comments

I’ve had something on my mind for a while, and as today is the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, I figured I’d finally

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Being Weird Catholics: Seven Ways We Help Our Family Believe in the Real Presence

August 13, 2019 38 Comments

You’ve probably heard about the troubling study recently released by the Pew Research Center, stating that only one-third of self-professed Catholics believe in the Catholic

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Some Thoughts on Scandal (NOT the TV show, as I have at least temporarily learned my lesson)*

July 1, 2019 38 Comments

It’s July! Get this month’s booklet of prayers and devotions here as a print-at-home pdf or here as a paperback booklet. The July installment of

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Is the Seal of Confession Worth Protecting?

May 25, 2019 20 Comments

The historic sanctity of the seal of confession is being reconsidered by courts around the world—in England, Ireland, Australia, Louisiana, and in my own state

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Poor Nathan Pyle (I’m Thinking We Didn’t Help His Situation)

April 9, 2019 46 Comments

Nathan Pyle is the creator of a comic called Strange Planet, in which blobby aliens do regular people stuff and describe it in unusual ways. It’s gentle and amusing and, until very recently, utterly uncontroversial.

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Pope Joan?

April 3, 2019 7 Comments

Rather heavy things loom on the horizon around here in general, and on Friday specifically (click for details here, but only if you have a

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Feeling Grateful . . . Anyway

March 28, 2019 18 Comments

New prayer booklets for April, and other new printables for Easter and the sacraments are up in the shop, details at the bottom of the

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