Where real life meets the narrow way. Widow, now wife again. Showing you how to be happy and holy no matter what life brings.
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Hey there! A bit on my absence, what we've been up to, and my plan for this page from Lent until Easter.
Well, hello there!
First off, my sincerest apologies for my abrupt and unannounced absence. It would take more space than I have here to explain what happened in the beginning of December to force such a falling out. I’ve been meaning to f...
Memento Mori Part 2: some bad news about death, the really good news about how we should live, and how to prepare well for both.
I’ll stop talking about death soon, I promise…
For Part 1…check it out here.
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I decided to make Parts 2 and 3 of the Memento Mori: Remembering Death series one post. I’m still finishing up some little details and will get that to you next week. Nothing like talking about death to remind us of gratitude! I also plan o...
Memento Mori Part 1: The three most important questions you should ask yourself.
Why should we desire heaven? Why should we avoid hell? And why should we allow God to purify us on earth?
How does one begin to talk about death? Or all that comes with it?
Death: the topic I know best. And why you should, too.
Most of you know that my first husband, Michael, passed away from complications with brain cancer just over 5 years.
Most of you also know that my now husband, Alex, also lost his first wife to complications with breast cancer.
As a resul...
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Real life. Real faith. From widow to wife again (& mom of 7), I'm striving to walk the narrow way well and I want to show you how to do the same.
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