One Soul at a Time
Jennifer FitzJennifer Fitz's non-toxic spot for: Catholic evangelization and discipleship discussion; personal stuff, especially chronic illness talk but any random chit-chat is fair game; and notes from my efforts to write fiction.
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Chronic Illness Imposter Syndrome
Now up at You Don’t Look Sick, Ang: “From ‘I Don’t Work’ to ‘I Can’t Work’” an essay which resonated because it has my life written all over it.
The variation in our case is that I’d planned, at this point in my life, to be homeschooling m...
Book Notes - From Slave to Priest
Working through the TBR pile, just finished up From Slave to Priest: The Inspirational Story of Father Augustine Tolton (1854-1897). Originally published in 1973, it’s since been picked up by Ignatius Press.
What I especially like: The tel...
Evangelization Encounters in the Wild
Coming up for air and sharing the first three in a pile of good things I’ve encountered lately in the world of Catholic evangelization and discipleship, then closing with a newsletter update (hint: you should need to fine-tune your subscrip...
New Section - Fiction
Welcome to this new section of One Soul at a Time where I talk about fiction-writing stuff.
When I first published Classroom Management for Catechists, I made the decision that fiction would be just-for-fun, something I do to relax, becaus...
New Section - How's It Going, Jen?
Experiment underway: I’m building a couple new sections for this newsletter. If you wish to receive e-mails from the “How’s It Going, Jen?” department, you opt-in on your subscriber settings to make that happen.
Things I’m expecting to ta...
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Author of the _The How-to Book of Evangelization: Everything You Need to Know but No One Ever Taught You_ (OSV 2020).
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