Why is relativism such a problem? Why do I get worked up over it? Let me be clear, relativism is the most dangerous movement I have found in our generation. It’s a cancer. It’s a cancer that roots out all …
Tag: catholic inspiration
Pro-Life is Pro-Woman: Understanding the Social Inequities of Pro-Choice from a Former Pro-Choicer
Why on earth am I venturing into this territory? Why take on such a deep issue via online? Well, to be honest, it’s because I am exhausted. I am exhausted of the divisive stereotypes that seem to poster the pro-life …
In with the Good, Out with the Bad: A Letter to Those Who Need to Hear It
It’s been hard to be a Catholic these past couple weeks. That’s the truth. As a convert who has had to defend her faith and has always done so proudly – I can’t exactly say I am ‘proud’ right now. …
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“My boyfriend isn’t Catholic, but I am.”
First, I feel like I need to apologize for my long delay in posting. I never want to be that person who ‘posts’ just to post. I have been doing a lot of praying and discerning for my direction on …
Finding Liberation: Do You Have To Go “Off the Grid”?
For those who follow me on Instagram, you already know this, but I recently came back from an amazing trip to California. One of my younger cousins was getting married and the trip that started out as a short wedding …
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My First Time at Mass: Understanding A Protestant Perspective
I haven’t been at this ‘blogging game’ very long but I have learned so much. I feel like I have been immersed in a community that I never knew existed. It has been pretty incredible. Getting to meet and talk …
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4 Books That (Helped) Lead Me to Catholicism.
From the moment I “thought-up” this blog, I knew this was a post I wanted to include. This blog has really reinvigorated my yearning for a deeper and more thorough understanding of the Catholic faith. When I went through RCIA …
