Religious Freedom: More Than Freedom to Worship
The popular understanding of religious freedom is the ability to attend the worship service of your choice on a regular basis. But is that a full definition? In Dignitatis Humanae, The Second Vatican Council declared “that the human person has a right to religious...
What I Read in May
Y’all, I read TEN books this month! I kicked it off with Anne’s House of Dreams. You know, I never realized before how wildly varying in style the Anne books are. In contrast to the primarily epistolary structure of Anne of Windy Poplars and the episodic...
When You Became You: A Scientifically Accurate Celebration of Human Beings
I have an article published in the Spring issue of Celebrate Life Magazine. Brooke and Christiane worked with a New York Times best-selling illustrator for four months, providing guidance and ideas for the illustrations. According to Brooke: “The illustrations truly...
What I Read in April
April was a month in which I read parts of a lot of books which I will finish and post about NEXT month. I did meet my five book goal for April though! Continuing with my re-read of the Anne of Green Gables series, I read Anne of the Island, in which Anne goes to...
My Pandemic Year
March 2020. It was the beginning of the pandemic–schools had just been shut down. Everything was strange and I was afraid. I had been walking at the park down the street from my house since the beginning of the year–I’d stop on my way to pick up the...
What I Read in March
I read a lot in March! I am once again becoming the girl who always has a book in her hand, and I love it! I was not expecting to read The Turn of the Key, which was a book Emily got for herself at the library. But as she described the plot, I became intrigued. ...
They Like Me! (Or Maybe Not, and I Still Don’t Care)
Over the past year I noticed a precipitous decline in my “likes” on my Facebook page, which is where I am most active and therefore is how I tend to gauge my “success” at this social media/blogging thing. This decline coincided with my sharing...
What I Read in February
I met my five-books-per-month reading goal for February, plus I read parts of lots of others. It seems weird to think of reading as something I need to schedule, but thinking of between three and five in the afternoon (when I don’t have anything pressing going...
A Third Trip to San Francisco
Exactly one year ago today as I write, I was enjoying my third trip to San Francisco to spend time with my middle son. In fact, that is also where I was two years ago and three years ago today, give or take a day. This is poignant for more reason than one. Not only...
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I'm so proud of this article and I know you will all love reading about Charlie, who is delightful and such an inspiration.
Celebrate Life: Charlie Fien-Emlen | Life in Every Limb
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In many ways, Charlotte Fien-Emlen is a typical young woman. When I first spoke with her, she was planning her wedding, and in our last email exchange she was worried about taking her college exams. B...
I still remember the day he died and how sad I was.
20 years after his death, Mister Rogers still offers a model for authenticity in a digital age
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What sets Fred Rogers apart from so many other public figures is very simple. I believe wholeheartedly that, given the chance, he would have been glad to meet me. And you.
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I am currently reading the book below, written by Shannon K. Evans. Look for a review coming soon!
