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From "Should Have Been" to "Exactly As It Should Be" CATHOLICMOM.COM - May 12, 2013 ... girl and thought of her as our own "Little Flower." Just as we were beginning to process our emotions, the grieving process was truncated when we found out a month to the day after we lost Thérèse that we were pregnant again. Of course, we were thrilled, but I lived in constant fear that we would lose that baby as well. A few episodes of bleeding and an incident around 11 weeks when my OBGYN couldn't find Baby's heartbeat on the doppler didn't help matters! A few months later, I'm 25 ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Catholicmomcom/~3/DByQqslvUlE/
We Were at the Gosnell Trial CATHOLICMOM.COM - May 1, 2013 Editor's note: This article was shared by our contributor Victoria Garaitonandia Gisondi, who recently sat in on a portion of the Kermit Gosnell murder trial. Please note that Victoria is sharing her private opinions in this piece and that it is not intended to be a news account. Please join me in praying for the sanctity and protection of every human life and for justice in this case. LMH Ever since I found out about the arrest of West Philadelphia abortion doctor Gosnell ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Catholicmomcom/~3/SDSZPa67yu0/
At April's End, the Doctors Are In WHISPERS IN THE LOGGIA - April 29, 2013 ... – by turns as a nurse, mystic and Dominican tertiary... but a figure who remains most famous for her pen, with which she corresponded as adviser (and often scourge) of her day's hierarchs: Even at a young age, Catherine sensed the troubled society around her and wanted to help. She dreamed of dressing up like a man to become a Dominican friar; more than once she ran into the street to kiss the ground where Dominicans walked. Catherine's parents tried hard to discourage ...http://whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com/2013/04/at-aprils-end-doctors-are-in.html
Saint of the Day: Gianna Beretta Molla DA MIHI ANIMAS - April 28, 2013 ... married on 24 September 1955 in St. Martin's Basilica in Magenta, and she became a happy wife. In November 1956, to her great joy, she became the mother of Pierluigi; in December 1957 of Mariolina; in July 1959 of Laura. With simplicity and equilibrium she harmonized the demands of mother, wife, doctor and her passion for life. In September 1961, towards the end of the second month of pregnancy, she was touched by suffering and the mystery of pain; she had developed a fibroma in her uterus. ...http://salesianity.blogspot.com/2013/04/saint-of-day-gianna-beretta-molla.html
Quick Takes: About That Slippery Slope... LITTLE CATHOLIC BUBBLE - April 26, 2013 ... having a bad day. (Although you shouldn't miss #6 and #7!) 1) Sexual "progressives" have no natural stop , no identifiable point at which sexual "progress" is complete. Despite this fact, we are told that there is surely no slippery slope leading from gay "marriage" to the acceptance of other types of disordered sexual relationships. Yet amidst these denials, other minority sexual orientations are busy walking the legal and social trail that's been blazed for them by gay ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/LittleCatholicBubble/~3/dblw0nEgFrg/quick-takes-about-that-slippery-slope.html
Sadie's Saturday Morning Nun Talk: Volume 1 A WOMAN'S PLACE... - April 20, 2013 ... paper this morning: A few nights ago after prayers Sadie knelt next to Patrick and showed him the nativity toy sets backdrop and pointed to the town and said: "This is Bethlehem, Patrick. This is where baby Jesus was born." Then she launched into her usually nun talk and I began to think that her the frequency of these conversations is kind of how some kids are about dinosaurs. As I listened to her words as she bent over him, close to his ear and went on. "When I grow up I'm ...http://awomansplaceis.blogspot.com/2013/04/sadies-saturday-morning-nun-talk-volume.html
The Roller Coaster Ride CATHOLICMOM.COM - February 10, 2013 ... Some of the ways are obvious, and others sneak up on me and take my breath away. Although it was the most painful experience I have ever gone through (and am still going through), I can't thank God enough for giving our family that precious, little, innocent saint. I think about her a lot, and I pray to her throughout the day as I wash dishes, play with the kids, or do the countless mundane tasks that make up my days. Sometimes, I'll get a little reminder that if things had ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Catholicmomcom/~3/GWqWqs1aePk/
The Life of Saint Brigid of Ireland THE KOALA BEAR WRITER - February 1, 2013 ... information about her life, it is clear that she was a holy woman who had a great impact upon the country of her day. Saint Brigid's Childhood Brigid was born in about 450 in Ireland. Her father was an Irish chieftain and her mother was a slave in his court. Her parents may have been baptized by Saint Patrick and she herself likely heard the great saint preach. She was interested in the religious life from a young age. Brigid likely worked in her mother's ...http://www.thekoalabearwriter.com/2013/02/the-life-of-saint-brigid-of-ireland.html
From Busy Bodies to "See, Hear or Speak No Evil": Our Cultural Confusion Over Privacy CATHOLIC EDUCATOR - January 27, 2013 ... who don't follow sports, Manti T'eo just finished what was arguably the greatest season ever for a defensive college football player, winning 7 national awards as the nation's best defensive player, and finishing second in the Heisman voting, the highest finish ever for someone playing only defense. Part of what made the season so compelling was that his girlfriend from Hawaii died from leukemia after the second game of the season. Story after story was ...http://catholiceducator.blogspot.com/2013/01/from-busy-bodies-to-see-hear-or-speak.html
