The cover image is St. Dymphna, the patron saint of those struggling with depression and anxiety. Last post, I spoke about anxiety, and yet, I feel my heart is still troubled. I am currently in the middle of a job transitioning to a much more fulfilling job, but the pay is less, much less. OnContinue reading “Anxiety: A Personal Reflection”
Category Archives: Catholic Spirituality
Anxiety and the Christian Response
Anxiety is a part of the human condition. So what is the response to this primary human response and emotion? We’re all human. We all have fears and concerns down the road. I think that’s part of the human condition, to be honest. We want to know what is coming down. One reason could beContinue reading “Anxiety and the Christian Response”
The Rosary
I want to talk about one of the most potent weapons that man has ever encountered. The rosary. What is the Rosary? The Rosary is a meditative prayer that takes anywhere from fifteen minutes to an hour to pray. It combines the use of physical and spiritual contemplation. It combines a list of verbal prayersContinue reading “The Rosary”
The Saints
Have you ever wondered what life will be like after this life? If you’re atheist, well… maybe for you, that isn’t necessarily a concern to you. But, if you’re interested in learning about the Saints, please stick around! We would love to have you! Maybe you’re from a different faith or a different denomination, andContinue reading “The Saints”
Joan of Arc Personal Retreat
“Will you follow where I lead?” Joan of Arc asks you. How will you respond?
The Trinity
Do you want to know God? Do you want to understand Him that is all things. The divine creator who made Heaven and Earth, angels and humans, all things visible and invisible? I want to clear one thing up. Let’s start with the basic principle. God is love; we all know this. But we mustContinue reading “The Trinity”
How to be Holy
How to be good and holy “Always remember that if I love you, it is because you are little, not because you are good.” Imagine God telling you that. You are just sitting in church, walking along the road, and you hear a voice that tells you this. How would you react? What would youContinue reading “How to be Holy”
Saint Joan’s Feast Day 05/30/2021
Hello dear readers. I am truly honored you stopped for a minute to read these. The words that I write are my reflections of this truly remarkable and humble young woman who I can easily say has changed my life when she introduced herself to me. As I reflect on how instrumental she has beenContinue reading “Saint Joan’s Feast Day 05/30/2021”
Returning To Catholicism 