Return To Sanity
Susan SucherWe all know the world is drifting towards insanity...What would it take to Return to Sanity?
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The Mother
When I was in highschool, I kept a poetry notebook. Poems helped me expand my world, and to think more deeply about the complexity of life outside my own limited experience. One of my favorites was The Mother Poem by Gwendolyn Brooks. In it...
Chesterus
New Years has arrived and with it myriad oaths, promises and resolutions. While I understand and appreciate the value of disciplines and practices, this year I intend to cultivate an attitude and disposition in lieu of a set of certain prac...
Up a Hill, Down a Mountain
My husband, Greg, and I just returned from an amazing trip out to Seattle. I tagged along with him on a work conference, and spent the days he was busy at the conference visiting my friends, Noel and Stan, on Camano Island. My husband and I...
The Journey Home
In 2001, I started work as an intern at a small insurance company in suburban Chicago. I was 26 year old divorcée with two young boys, going to school full time and working full time in an attempt to build back my life from the mess it had...
The Superheroes we Need
A woman’s ability to give birth to the next generation is the most under appreciated and devalued aspect of humanity. Certainly in feminist circles, and even in society at large, motherhood is considered just one of many things a woman can...
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I am a Catholic, homeschooling, Chestertonian. I live in the DC area with my husband, our youngest seven children, a dog, and half a dozen chickens. My primary interests are Chesterton, Distributism, and Catholic Social Teaching.
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