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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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An Antidote for Anxiety
inBox Whine is a subscriber supported publication. This article is free to you, but it was not free to write. While writing is a joy for me, it is also a way for me to help support my family. If you enjoy this and are able to do so, please ...
The Civil War Americans Need to Know About
I have made this post free for subscribers to read for the next two weeks. I did so because I believe this introduces something important for Catholics to consider about the 2024 presidential election. I link to several things in this post ...
NFP and the Question of Selfishness
An exploration of the meaning of "open to life" and thoughts on NFP being used selfishly
5 Things I Used to Survive a Road Trip with 3 Kids
I am back after an almost 2 week “vacation” (a word which mothers of young children must always put in air quotes) driving halfway across the country for my brother’s wedding, from northern Virginia to east Texas and back again.
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I'm Emily Frase, founder of totalwhine.com, & cofounder & president of fabmbase.org, the nonprofit fertility awareness database. I'm a Cajun cradle Catholic married to my darling Nicholas with our 3 kiddos, who are the reason for my current career.
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