Dear friends, We all need a boost of courage from time to time, especially when we face a seemingly unbeatable foe. Here’s how to keep the Lepanto spirit all year long: http://catholiclane.com/keeping-the-lepanto-spirit/
On this beautiful early fall day (at least here in Wisconsin), I have a few reminders and bits of news: The book giveaway drawing is just a week away. Please tell your family and friends! It looks as though I’ll have a new-new book coming out Fall 2012. Stay tuned Read more
This morning over breakfast, I remarked to my husband that I wished I had good news to post on my blog today. Well, no such luck, as again I’ve run across some unsettling things, such as Dennis Prager’s column, “Why Young Americans Can’t Think Morally.” While the column might present Read more
If you think “I Spy” is just a game for children, think again. Our federal government and the public school system have begun to play – but for real and they’re playing with our lives and the lives of our children. Team Obama has launched “Attack Watch,” (www.AttackWatch.com) an interactive Read more
Here is a reflection from Fr. Nicolas Schwizer, a Schoenstatt Father from Switzerland, on healing those wounds that lie so deeply in our souls. It’s a great bit of wisdom; feel free to pass it on to others! Healing the Inner Wounds Inner healing is asking Jesus to go back Read more
Today is the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, and I am…pouting. That’s right. I’m having a good long pout because, normally, I go to Mass on our Blessed Mother’s feast days and – or at least – visit her in the Schoenstatt Marian Shrine near my home. Not today. Read more
This is such a beautiful passage from the Holy Father; I’ve just got to share it with you. It’s about the complementarity between families and the clergy. Enjoy! http://www.zenit.org/article-33408?l=english