Be Still
December 8, 2023
‘God Loves a Cheerful Giver’
Over the course of the next year, I “Marie Kondo’d” my condo by looking at each item and questioning its true worth.
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A High-stakes Game
NOTHING MAKES YOU MORE AWARE of your own social privilege than being a White woman raising a Black teenage son. As such, I’ve learned a thing or two about the way the world works. It’s a high-stakes game; one with
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A Racial Reality Check
FULL DISCLOSURE: I am a middle-aged, White woman who lives in a predominantly White area. I am privileged in ways that I probably don’t even comprehend. As a mom, I have never had to have “the talk” with my son
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There Is Freedom in Forgiveness
Sometimes, the hardest person to forgive can be yourself. We’re often ready to let go of the wrongs others have committed against us but stubbornly hold on to our guilt about our own sins.
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God Has Been There the Whole Time
Was there a defining moment when Francis realized that it was God he was trying to love?
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High court strikes down affirmative action admission policies backed by Catholic universities