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Holy Week and Humility
Holy Week is the holiest week of the year, in which we enter into the greatest mysteries of our faith: Jesus' Institution of the Eucharist, His Passion, Death, and Resurrection. This reflection invites us to be present with Jesus at each of these events — Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday — simply to be with Him and to immerse ourselves ever more deeply in these sacred mysteries.
Spiritual Energy: Placing What is Most Important at the Center of our Life
In today’s culture, the term spirituality refers to one’s place in the universe, or connecting with something greater than oneself, often through practices like meditation, focusing on inner peace and personal growth. While those in and of themselves are not bad, they omit objective truth from the process.
Saying Yes Without Full Clarity
For Catholic women in business, vocation rarely unfolds in straight lines. We are often discerning multiple callings at once: building enterprises, stewarding influence, teaching, researching, mentoring, serving. In this layered life, discernment can feel paralyzing: What if I move too soon? What if I wait too long? What if I say yes and fail?
Defining (Your) Success
Building a successful business does not look the same for everyone. The illusion that it should has led many of my clients down paths of frustration and anxiety. If running your own business makes you feel more trapped than you did in your day job, I might suggest that you are doing it wrong.
Make a Small Business Out of Your Passion
Risk demands faith. And faith is what activates God’s providence in our lives. Go boldly into new spaces that take you out of your comfort zone. One thing I know for sure, God is ready and waiting to meet you there.
Liturgical Living with St. Joseph
Liturgical Living has been a big buzz word in the Catholic world the last few years. There are many books, Pinterest boards, and websites dedicated to “liturgical living” and the best way to do it. Honestly, most of those resources are WAY too overwhelming for the average person. And if you are a business owner or working a corporate job, your time is limited. Personally, I still enjoy celebrating the different saints and seasons. I just alter things to make it simple.

