More Babies, Please!
Cheerios released an ad that I think goes well with the Richmond Diocese’s theme for the March for Life: Life is Very Good!
Cheerios released an ad that I think goes well with the Richmond Diocese’s theme for the March for Life: Life is Very Good!
Our culture is suffering because it cannot understand love without a moral compass.
In the anthology Image and Likeness, readers meet believable characters in engaging stories that highlight the teachings of St. John Paul II.
With a possible record-breaking blizzard set to hit Washington, DC (not to mention the rest of the mid-Atlantic), some Marchers won’t be able to be in DC. Here are seven ideas to participate from afar.
I saw a link to an article about Aerie, American Eagle’s lingerie brand, on Twitter, and after I went to their Instagram page, I was pleasantly surprised. My girls were THRILLED with what they saw, too. My favorite has to be this picture: How do you get a perfect bikini body? Put a bikini on…
The Catholic Chuch has what our culture wants more than anything: love and acceptance. She also has what we aren’t as crazy about: a nutso family.
The West is killing itself trying to get what the Church has.
Allison Gringas hosts a weekly link-up for bloggers to share older posts that are worth another look. This week, she shared a post about body image that reminded me of my post from last summer on a similar topic. Here’s what I wrote on the topic after I had a huge revelation. Please head over…
My older daughter had a research paper to do for tenth grade. The paper would also have to be persuasive in nature, and she was given a list of topics to choose from. She chose the topic dealing with bias in the media against the Catholic Church. There was no shortage of material for her,…