#WorthRevisiting: Love, Acceptance, and Crazy Relatives, Part 1
Our culture is suffering because it cannot understand love without a moral compass.
The Death of Manners
Why don’t people have manners any more?
#WorthRevisiting: You Don’t Help by Objectifying Me (Or: Why I Hate Breast Cancer Awareness Month)
In which I discuss how the pronunciation of our culture gets treated as acceptable during the month of October.
Turning a Blind Eye to Evil in the Name of Good
If it were anyone else, no one would think twice of defunding.
Love, Acceptance, and Crazy Relatives, Part 2
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.
Love, Acceptance, and Crazy Relatives, Part 1
The West is killing itself trying to get what the Church has.
#WorthRevisit Wednesday: Something Clicked
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…
Do We Hate the Children We Have?
Why are parents not only expected to, but encouraged to complain about their children?
Something Clicked
When I was growing up, I had what I fondly refer to as the metabolism of a rabbit on crack. I ate whatever I wanted, in whatever quantity I wanted, whenever I wanted and never really gained much weight. I didn’t need to exercise (though our public schools had terrific physical education programs that included…
You Don’t Help by Objectifying Me
Once again, we are approaching Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which seems to bleed more and more into September with every passing year. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for ethical breast cancer research and treatment, but even putting aside the insidious Susan G. Komen Foundation – who is more wed to abortion than actually helping…
Domestic Vocation 