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Why Remain Catholic After Divorce – The Annulment Disaster
Ironically, the divorce was finalized on Valentine’s Day 2012, three years after we had renewed our vows. In those three years, the boys and I had lost our home and moved into another (thanks Mom!). I achieved those two years of college credits attaining 7-12 math certification only because I loved teaching and math was more marketable…
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John 3:16-18 | Worthless Self Condemnation vs Examination of Conscience
John 3:16-18 was the Gospel reading at Sunday’s Mass. For this is how God loved the world: he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life. For God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but so that through him the world might be…
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How Do You Forgive Someone Who Hurts You Continuously?
Christians talk a lot about the importance of forgiveness and how the act of forgiveness sets the forgiver free, but how do you forgive someone who hurts you continuously? It is not an easy question. As an abuse survivor, I forgave my abuser many years ago. I understand that he probably didn’t have a great life…
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Marian Consecration Anniversary – A Vision of Purgatory
I vomited. A green, gray, brown, yellow, fleshy, uncolored substance spewed forth from my mouth. The smell was vile. The smell of me was vile. Worse than anything I’ve ever smelled. Pungent. Intense. Gross. Indescribable. Words to describe my smell but also how I looked. I shook uncontrollably. Tremors overtook my body. They were no…
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Come…and I will Give You Rest – But Before You Do…
Monday, I spoke about Sunday’s Gospel reading from Matthew Chapter 11 and about his line in particular: Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest. Matthew 11:28 And I gave a false impression. When we look at Bible verses such as this one, it is easy to fall for…
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Fatima and Objections to the Consecration of Russia to Mary’s Immaculate Heart
Last Friday, Pope Francis consecrated Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. My previous post spoke of why Christians love Mary so much. Understanding the love for the Mother of Jesus still leaves many wondering about the Fatima story, what consecration means, and how a 100+ year old prophecy applies to our world today. There is…
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