What do the Catholic Writers Conference Online, Auschwitz, Servant of God John Paul II, and confessionals have in common? They all make me think of one of my favorite feasts of the year, Mercy Sunday.
At CWCO 2009 this year, Danielle Bean talked about comments she gets from women who disapprove her choice to combine her vocation inside the home with [...]
Posts Tagged ‘John Paul II’
Weekend Ponderings: Mercy Sunday
Posted in Weekend Ponderings, tagged Auschwitz, confession, John Paul II, Mercy Sunday on April 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
John Paul II and National Adoption Month!
Posted in Adoption, Foster-Adoption, adoption tips, tagged Adoption, Adoptive Families, International Adoption, John Paul II, Mother Teresa on November 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
“Adopting children, regarding and treating them as one’s own children, means recognizing that the relationship between parents and children is not measured only by genetic standards. Procreative love is first and foremost a gift of self. There is a form of ‘procreation’ which occurs through acceptance, concern and devotion. The resulting relationship is so intimate [...]
Calling all Extraordinary Moms… That’s You!
Posted in Adoption, Extraordinary Moms, tagged Adoption, Blessed Mother Teresa, feminine genius, foster, godparents, John Paul II, kids, moms, mothers, parenting on May 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The simple truth is that every child thinks Mom is extraordinary. Whether that child comes to us the conventional way, or through adoption, or foster care, or some other way. Your presence is what teaches that child about love, about goodness, about kindness, about truth. You ARE those things to your child … and to [...]

















