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In the words of Gospel song “How I Got Over,” sung by Mahalia Jackson, Clara Ward, and others, “My soul looks back in wonder, how I got over.” Those are the lines that come to mind when we look back to our lives 12 years ago this week, to late Sept. 2014. Our kids at the time were 2, 5, 7, 9 and 11, and the days and pressures were full.
Listen here Off-kilter. Exhausted. Overwhelmed. Frazzled. Meh. These are just some of the descriptions we’ve heard in the past few days from fellow parents as
Listen Here In Ever’s childhood kitchen, an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was at the center of her mom’s day-to-day devotions. And the prayer
Our kids only get “one shot” at the grade they’re in now. That almost obvious assertion struck a chord when entrepreneur, Catholic education reformer,
Listen It begins in early pregnancy. Will you find out the baby’s gender? What kind of birth are you planning? And what about breastfeeding, formula,
Alcohol, cocaine, pornography … the sheer heaviness of this trifecta of addictions blew us away and brought us to tears recently when we listened to
Listen With St. Valentine’s Day around the corner, we’re happy to share an “aha moment” that took our relationship to a new level. We were
Listen Are you an iPhone user? Even if you aren’t, you may be interested to know that, whenever it’s first turned on, it offers a brief
Listen When they were teenagers, Ever and her sisters developed a system they called “hashing and rehashing.” Whenever someone had a bad experience or even just
Just a few weeks into the school year—yes, as were getting back to buying chips, granola bars, and all manner of lunch-bag standards—this article by
In the words of Gospel song “How I Got Over,” sung by Mahalia Jackson, Clara Ward, and others, “My soul looks back in wonder, how I got over.” Those are the lines that come to mind when we look back to our lives 12 years ago this week, to late Sept. 2014. Our kids at the time were 2, 5, 7, 9 and 11, and the days and pressures were full.
Listen here Off-kilter. Exhausted. Overwhelmed. Frazzled. Meh. These are just some of the descriptions we’ve heard in the past few days from fellow parents as
Listen Here In Ever’s childhood kitchen, an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was at the center of her mom’s day-to-day devotions. And the prayer
Our kids only get “one shot” at the grade they’re in now. That almost obvious assertion struck a chord when entrepreneur, Catholic education reformer,
Listen It begins in early pregnancy. Will you find out the baby’s gender? What kind of birth are you planning? And what about breastfeeding, formula,
Alcohol, cocaine, pornography … the sheer heaviness of this trifecta of addictions blew us away and brought us to tears recently when we listened to
Listen With St. Valentine’s Day around the corner, we’re happy to share an “aha moment” that took our relationship to a new level. We were
Listen Are you an iPhone user? Even if you aren’t, you may be interested to know that, whenever it’s first turned on, it offers a brief
Listen When they were teenagers, Ever and her sisters developed a system they called “hashing and rehashing.” Whenever someone had a bad experience or even just
Just a few weeks into the school year—yes, as were getting back to buying chips, granola bars, and all manner of lunch-bag standards—this article by
