My soul magnifies the Lord,and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior,for he has regarded the low estate of his handmaiden.for behold, henceforth all generations will call me blessed;for he who is mighty has done great things for me,and holy…
I’m used to going to confession and admitting the same sins over and over again. It’s annoying and I feel bad, but I once heard that I should be grateful that at least I’m not adding new sins. Fair enough.…
I just returned home from a good friend’s funeral. She died a horrible death, the result of a sudden and catastrophic illness which struck her down just after the new year arrived. The funeral was in cold and snowy Minnesota,…
We experience joy in different ways at different stages of life. What might have brought me joy when I was seven might not bring me joy now at twenty-five. This may even change on a monthly or weekly basis, as…
Happy new year, friends! With the passing of the old calendar year and the start of a new year (and editorial cycle), it’s a good time to reflect on where we’ve been. So while Advent and Christmas are past, we…
Show Outline: Hey slacker friends! Welcome to Episode 20 of Season 3 of Saints for Slackers. It’s Lisa Martinez, the Founder of Little With Great Love and your Podcast Co-host. Let’s party like it’s 1999! INTRO: We’ve got a super…
Powered by RedCircle Don’t get me wrong, Christmas is my favorite holiday. But I think Epiphany is vastly underrated, because while we tend to place all our focus during the season on December 25th, it is Epiphany that illuminates the…
Powered by RedCircle Hello, slackers! Our saint for today, St. John Neumann, was the first U.S. bishop to be made a saint. If you were a child in one of the schools or churches of his day, you would most…
Powered by RedCircle St. Genevieve was just an ordinary girl born in 422, living on the outskirts of Paris, France, who in her lifetime became a beacon of hope for the people of Paris. It seemed she was always meant…
