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skills + spiritual life.

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Jacqueline Clovis 8/4/25 Jacqueline Clovis 8/4/25

Aspire to Greatness? Start Small.

There was a time in my life when I felt stuck. From the outside, things looked fine. I loved my job, I had a good routine, and I was living out many of the responsibilities entrusted to me. But deep down, there was a stirring — a gentle, persistent whisper that said, “You were made for more.”

Anna Saucier and Megan Gephart 7/31/25 Anna Saucier and Megan Gephart 7/31/25

Should I Scale It up or Burn It Down?: What to Do When You’ve Reached a Crossroads Between Capacity and Growth

Your work is making a difference and changing lives, but you’re in the messy middle between it’s working…and it’s no longer sustainable. This is the Pivotal Growth Point. To scale or sustain what you’ve built requires a different way of working—one that begins with how you’re holding it all.

Kate Walsh-Soucheray, Ed.D., LMFT, Emeritus 7/29/25 Kate Walsh-Soucheray, Ed.D., LMFT, Emeritus 7/29/25

Saint Martha: A Perfect Example of Spiritual Development for Catholic Women

Saint Martha is an example of spiritual growth and maturity in the Gospels. She is only mentioned by Saint Luke and Saint John as the woman who was upset with her sister, Mary, who sat at Jesus’ feet while she prepared the food (Luke 10:38-42) and the woman who proclaimed that if Jesus had been there, her brother Lazarus would not have died (John 11:20-27). She also plays a role as the server at the supper for Jesus where Mary anointed his feet (John 12:2).