This Year in the Garden
Last year, I posted about my gardening efforts often. Â This year I haven’t found the time. Â I’ve gardened, though, and I’ve taken pictures. Â And as fall approached I thought it would be fun to show you the progress I’ve made this year....
Walking in East Knoxville: Welcoming Spring at the Knoxville Botanical Gardens and Arboretum
Okay, y’all, I know it isn’t Spring anymore. Â And I’ve been terrible about showing you new places to walk in Knoxville lately, for one thing because I haven’t been doing as much walking this year, and for another, I’m behind in my...Fall in the Garden
Summer may be over but you couldn’t tell it by looking at my garden. Â For all my lack of planning, it’s still blooming happily. On the cool side, we have Autumn Joy Sedum: Gaura: Chrysanthemums (which I divided last year–they did great!), verbena...Tennessee Volunteers
Although it is in fact ALMOST football time in Tennessee, I am not talking about THOSE Volunteers! Â No, I am talking about the ones that appeared in my garden this summer. Last year I planted zinnias for the first time ever. Â I didn’t know anything about them,...
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Life in Every Limb on Facebook
I have developed most of these habits myself, and the author is not exaggerating when she calls them life-changing.
7 Habits That Have Changed My Life
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We have the great privilege and many opportunities in our life to make a change. We can consciously decide to go in a different direction than the way we
One former pro-choice woman's testimony. A sample:![]()
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"I was putting the burden of proof on the fetuses to demonstrate to me that they were human. And I was a tough judge."
How I became pro-life | Jen Fulwiler
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Who is human? Back in college I remember reading about how in certain societies throughout history (I believe in this case it was the Greeks) it was common for parents to abandon unwanted newborns, le...
"Truly, our bishops really do not need their mansions, even if some of their residences are used for meetings or office space. We can all work remotely, now, including bishops, and what the faithful really need (and what would really speed God’s glory and help our shepherds reestablish trust with a shaken and increasingly departing flock) is to see their bishops living simply, ideally to see them mobile and attentive."
Selling the mansions: It's a very good start
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In a new piece for Our Sunday Visitor, Elizabeth Scalia reflects on the recent news that Bishop Michael McGovern of the Diocese of Belleville, Illinois, announced that he would be selling the 13-bedro...
"The question of when human life begins has been answered in a variety of ways by different religious and philosophical traditions throughout the ages, leading many to conclude the question cannot be definitively answered. Yet what does science tell us about when life begins?"
A Scientific View of When Life Begins - Charlotte Lozier Institute
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In this paper, Dr. Maureen Condic examines scientific evidence for the point at which it is evident that human life begins.
This is a really incredible list that clearly took a lot of hard work. I am proud to say that the most recent addition to the list came from my last Pro-Life Profile post!
The Ultimate List of Catholic-Friendly Charities & Nonprofits 2022 - Victoria Everleigh
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Your ultimate guide to the best Catholic-friendly charities and nonprofits you can feel good about donating to.
