As women in business, we are called to lead with both faith and wisdom. We care deeply for our families, serve our communities, and work diligently to build something meaningful. But there is one question many of us quietly overlook: What happens if I can’t show up tomorrow - not because I’ve passed, but because I’m sick or injured? This is where understanding life insurance with living benefits becomes not just helpful, but essential.

Are you a professional who has established a solid identity in your line of work using your maiden name? If wedding bells are in your near (or more distant) future, would you consider changing your last name professionally after marriage? Or maybe you have a family member, friend or colleague who will be walking down the aisle and is considering whether to change their name for professional purposes. If you can relate, then this article is for you. Here, I will share some musings from my experience when deciding whether to modify my name professionally after marriage as a Catholic woman in a secular workplace.

Homeschooling parents have the benefit of additional time and space to provide this primary education — but we have to stay close to Christ to do so.

Have you ever walked into a situation where you didn’t know how God would meet you there? Where you signed up for something because He gave you a nudge but you had no clue about the end goal?

How often do you wish you could take your words back? How much time do you spend practicing virtuous speech? We train our bodies and our minds, but have you ever considered training your tongue?

I walked into the quiet, dark hospital chapel and sat before the crucifix. Still in my dress and flats, I had been prepared for quite a different evening. On my way to lead my parish’s last bible study of the year, I received a call that one of my children was experiencing a medical emergency.