Gossip! Are you in?
By Martina Casey The Bible is rich with warning against the destructive nature of gossip; from the Ten Commandments to Proverbs, Psalms, Old Testament prophets and most of the New Testament books. As Christian women...
When you are competing you are not striving for holiness by Martina Casey
Have you ever heard the phrase that competition is envy's ugly sister? As a society we idolize a winner. Our culture doesn't judge people based on their holiness or piety but on the number of degrees,...
How to call out sin without condemning the sinner by Nicole Moore
Judging - it’s something that we do so easily. It can be difficult to live out the phrase “love the sinner, hate the sin”. Learning how to love our neighbor well, while recognizing their sin...
Why your leggings are offensive to God and neighbor by Martina Casey
Cool your jets and hear me out. I love leggings. I own them in multiple colors, fabrics and brands. They are comfortable and I love the way they look on me, but as a recent...
Boundaries in a Dating Relationship by Chelsea Rojas
Boundaries. Ah, it's the B word that makes us feel awkward. We avoid talking about this word in dating relationships to bypass the elephant in the room. I mean, let’s face it; if you are...
With great power, comes great responsibility; Using our beauty as God intended by Nicole Moore
If you recall last week’s blog, we spoke about how a woman looks and feels different during the fertile time of her cycle. She is more interested in sex and also more attractive to the...
The Cardinal Virtues: Fortitude by Martina Casey
We are in the fourth and final week of exploring the four Cardinal Virtues as outlined in the Catechism of the Catholic Church ("CCC"). We previously covered prudence, justice, and temperance. In this final week we'll...
The Cardinal Virtues: Prudence by Martina Casey
According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church ("CCC") there are four cardinal or central virtues around which all other virtues hover. They are prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. In a four part series we'll explore...
