A conversation between two mothers prompts this wonderful essay from guest writer, Anne, on motherhood and prestige.

Noelle reflects on pregnancy and childbirth from the vantage point of older kids and new stages of life. This is an adapted excerpt from Theology of Home III: At the Sea.

An entirely charming and rich look at the nature of boys: "There is a peculiar quality in most of the men I truly admire which has always astounded me a bit, or more than a bit. It’s just this: an unexplainable tolerance and acceptance of the dangerous."

Affability is perhaps an unsung virtue, but today's saint embodies it. Denise writes on the delightful friendliness of St. Philip, chosen by Jesus, a natural evangelist, and a martyr.

Move over lemons, there's a new lovely citrus curd in town: Honey-Orange Curd!

These are good days to contemplate the Risen Lord walking among us for forty days before His glorious Ascension. Denise paints a vivid picture for us to bring to our prayer.

To honor our moms, friends, sisters, godmothers, mentors this Mother's Day, please enjoy this year's Mother's Day Gift Guide! May 14th is just around the corner...

The problem is that we’re no longer dealing with reasonable people. Reason and logic have eroded. The battle we face is being played out in the realm of emotion and visuals—where things can be seen, touched, consumed, and felt. Conservatives operate in the realm of history, philosophy, and logic. We talk about ideas; they talk about stuff.

Resurrexit sicut dixit. As He said. Denise brings the joy of these words and the day of resurrection to life in a glorious Easter meditation.