faith

  • We Don’t Complain

    We Don’t Complain

    Man, I Feel Like a Woman Today. I’m in the Xennial generation—the microgeneration that saw streetlights signal dinnertime just as The Oregon Trail came into our computer vans. We have the strength and blase of our Gen X sisters and the emotional intelligence of the elder Millennials. We don’t complain. We know your weak spots.…

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  • The God I Thought I Knew

    I used to think I rejected God. But, looking back, it wasn’t God I was rejecting at all. I was rejecting an idea that I had made up in my head based on untruths I told myself out of loneliness. When I was a little girl and starting to make sense of the world, I…

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  • Radical Revolutions: Divine Providence in the Revolutionary Experiences of John Adams, Margaret Morris, and Boston King

    However, these different experiences must not overshadow the important similarities. All three believed that history had meaning beyond current conditions and events, and that God was present and active in human affairs. Yet, each interpreted divine providence according to their unique circumstances.

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  • Second Half Catholic

    Second Half Catholic

    After decades of skepticism, New Age spirituality, loneliness, and self-destruction, I found peace, community, and faith at 47 through the Catholic Church.

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