Nashville Catholic Writers
Shellie Braeuner, Alana White, Julie Dortch Cragon, Mary Margaret Lambert, Dave DashiellA Charcuterie of Catholic Fact and Fiction
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The Mullygrubs
Ever heard of the “mullygrubs?” Not an insect or plant fungus, it was a word my grandmother used to describe how she felt at times. “Honey, I got a case of the mullygrubs today,” she would state. I wasn’t sure what it meant at the time, ...
Renaissance Rapture
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Decades and Decades
As summer comes to a close, and we say goodbye to lazy days and summer vacations, I think back to the many memories of our annual family vacation to 30A (long before it was marketed at 30A). Back then, we called it Seagrove Beach. My brothe...
Skinned Knees
This past weekend at Mass, I couldn't stop looking at the Crucifix above the altar. What drew my eyes were the skinned knees on the corpus. As I sat quietly reflecting on the bloody knees, I thought about the falls that Jesus suffered with ...
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After 35 years as a nanny and helping to raise seven families, I've seen it all. From preemies to teens, from special needs to gifted, and everything in between, I have guided families. Need help? Leave a question in the comments.
Alana writes historical fiction set in Renaissance Florence, Italy at the height of the renaissance, when Lorenzo de' Medici was prince of the city.
Julie and her family own and manage St. Mary’s Bookstore and Church Supply in Nashville, TN. She is the author of six books, including Bless My Child and her most recent book, Bless My Grandchild. She writes at JulieCragonAuthor.com
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