Jan 16, 2026 | Featured Content, Narcissism, Popular
One of the reasons spiritual narcissism is so difficult to see is because it is so close to the truth. It borrows the language of Christianity. It borrows the posture of sacrifice. It borrows the call to die to self, to serve others, to pick up your cross and follow...
Jan 14, 2026 | Featured Content, Narcissism, Popular
Every January, people make resolutions. We want to change. We want to do better. We want to pray more, be healthier, be more disciplined, be more loving. And yet, so often, the same patterns return. The reason isn’t desire or willpower (though both impact the ability...
Jan 7, 2026 | Faith, Featured Content, Popular
God’s Patience, the Human Heart, and the Art of Entering Another World One of the greatest misunderstandings about evangelization is that it’s primarily about delivery, about getting the message out quickly, clearly, and efficiently. The story of Our Lady of Guadalupe...
Dec 30, 2025 | Faith, Featured Content, Popular
Every January, we rush toward resolutions that promise quick transformation. Pray more.Work out more.Lose weight.Fix the parts of ourselves that feel unfinished. But what if the most important spiritual and psychological resolution you could make this year is one...
Dec 19, 2025 | Faith, Featured Content, Popular
Appearance Versus Reality All right, I’m a little late to the game, but I finally watched K-Pop: Demon Hunters. I couldn’t help it. I mean Korean pop stars fighting demons? Pretty enticing. Turns out, though, the movie has a greater depth than the title suggests. The...
Dec 17, 2025 | Faith, Family, Featured Content, St. Joseph
Every once in a while, a book finds you at the exact moment God is trying to get your attention. Not a clever book. Not a popular book. A disruptive book. The kind that reframes your assumptions so completely that you end up seeing your faith, your history, and even...
Dec 10, 2025 | Faith, Family, Featured Content, St. Joseph
Why a silent carpenter might be your best guide when everything feels unclear. Most of us don’t struggle with knowing what’s right. We struggle with what Joseph never seemed to struggle with: Acting on it. Joseph never gives a speech in Scripture. He doesn’t ask for...
Dec 7, 2025 | Catholic Psychology, Faith, Family, Featured Content
As we look forward to celebrating the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, we remember the reality of how this day came to be. There stands the quiet sorrow of Our Lady’s parents, Anne and Joachim. Before they became Saints, they were a quiet couple who suffered the...
Dec 3, 2025 | Dealing with loss, Featured Content
When something breaks, my first instinct is to fix it and make it look like it did before. But sometimes, what’s shattered can’t be glued together the way it was. And maybe, just maybe, it’s not supposed to be. My husband Tom died suddenly in 2019. He was 46, healthy,...
Nov 30, 2025 | ADHD, Featured Content
It’s not about effort. It’s about wiring — and learning to love through difference. The Invisible Third Partner When ADHD enters a relationship, it doesn’t just affect one person. It becomes the third partner in the room — shaping communication, rhythms, and even the...
Nov 26, 2025 | ADHD, Featured Content
What do you do when the person who’s supposed to love you the most causes your deepest wounds? It’s one of the hardest spiritual and emotional challenges a person can face: trying to honor your parents when the relationship itself feels unsafe, controlling, or deeply...
Nov 22, 2025 | ADHD, Featured Content
Understanding how your brain is wired can transform shame into compassion. When I first began learning about ADHD, I thought it meant I just had to “try harder” to focus — that I needed more discipline, more willpower, more organization. But the more I read, listened,...
Nov 19, 2025 | Faith, Family, Featured Content
When you go home for the holidays, sometimes something strange happens. Perhaps despite your best intentions, you become like a young kid again. Even if you’ve spent years growing, healing, praying, maybe even going to therapy or mentorship, there is something about...
Nov 15, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Catholic Psychology, Featured Content
Why ADHD isn’t a failure of focus, but First of All, We Named It Wrong If we named ADHD more accurately, we’d probably call it Executive Functioning Disorder.Because what’s really affected isn’t attention itself — it’s the brain’s management system: the part that...
Nov 13, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Catholic Psychology, Featured Content
In 452 AD, Pope St. Leo the Great rode out to meet Attila the Hun, who was threatening to overtake and destroy Rome. To that point, Attila the Hun was one of history’s most feared figures, a complex blend of brutal warrior and shrewd diplomat. As the ruler of the...
Nov 8, 2025 | ADHD, Featured Content, Popular
How my chaotic brain became a doorway to grace When I was younger, I was always in trouble — at home, at school, everywhere.I couldn’t stop talking. I couldn’t focus. I couldn’t remember. I’m pretty sure I missed most of what kids learn from first through sixth grade....
Nov 6, 2025 | Dealing with loss, Featured Content, Popular, Relationships
Every November, the Church pauses our normal rhythm of life and hands us a strange but beautiful invitation: Remember death In a world that avoids silence, glorifies youth, and pretends death is far away, the Church stands apart. She looks us straight in the eye and...
Nov 3, 2025 | Catholic Mindfulness, Catholic Psychology, Communication, Featured Content, Popular, Relationships
Every once in a while, someone asks:Is this trauma response coming from the brain… or the body… or the relationship? The answer is yes. We like categories. We want to know if healing is neurological or emotional, cognitive or behavioral, relational or somatic. But the...
