This morning, about an hour ago, I had the lovely opportunity to sit with Emily Vork Young over coffee and discuss what it means to be a woman […]
What It Means to Be a Woman: Insights from Mulieris Dignitatem
In the modern world, questions about identity, purpose, and vocation are central to the experience of every human being. For women, these questions are often framed within the […]
Book Review: The Genesis of Gender: A Christian Theory by Abigail Favale
Abigail Favale’s The Genesis of Gender: A Christian Theory is a timely and thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between gender and the Christian understanding of human nature. Favale, […]
Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth: A Compassionate Catholic Perspective
In recent years, gender ideology has increasingly permeated social, educational, and governmental structures. This ideology often asserts that gender is not rooted in biological sex but is a […]
The Importance of Embodiment: Why In-Person Therapy Matters
In an increasingly digital world, it’s easy to overlook the fundamental connection between our mind and body. We often talk about mental health in terms of thoughts, emotions, […]
Having a Large Family
Having a large family can be a beautiful, joyful experience, but it can also invite unwelcome comments and judgments from others. Whether it’s a well-meaning relative, a friend […]
Women Spread the Word: The Woman at the Well and Mary, Mother of the Word of God
Throughout history, women have played a vital role in spreading the word of God. From the earliest days of the Christian faith to the present, women have been […]
Building a Catholic Culture at Bedtime
As a mom, one of my favorite times of the day is bedtime, even though sometimes it is one of the most difficult times. When the mood is […]
Tips on Managing Anger: Finding Peace in the Midst of Frustration
Anger is a powerful emotion. It can arise quickly and overwhelm us, making it difficult to think clearly or respond appropriately. Whether it’s triggered by stress, an injustice, […]
Interior Freedom in the Light of Easter: Reflections on the Hallow Challenge and the Passing of Pope Francis
Happy Easter Monday! Each year, I find myself holding my breath, waiting for that first glorious Alleluia at Easter Mass—the one we haven’t sung in over forty days. […]
Empathy Bots & AI Therapy
In an age where conversations around mental health are flourishing and therapy is (rightfully) celebrated, it’s easy to reduce it to a formula: validation + empathy + insight […]
The Balance Between Work and Rest: A Reflection on Sunday, Leisure, and Our Culture
Normally, I post my articles here on Fridays, simply out of habit, but this week has been particularly busy. As part of my work, I assist with psychological […]
Surrender: This Lent I’m Giving up Anxiety and Trusting My Heavenly Father!
In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety and uncertainty seem to be constant companions and finding peace can often feel like an elusive goal. I, like many of you, have […]
Reconciling Justice & Mercy, Love & Suffering
With Lent, I am often reminded of how much it asks us to reflect on the delicate balance between justice and mercy, love and suffering. These are concepts […]