Guest post by Lynn Hale. Be like those who are waiting for their master to return from the wedding banquet, so that they may open
Guest post by Jacinta Boudreau. Dear single Catholic girls, pining for your wedding day, for that baby bump and (of course) that “forever man”… I’m
Recently, I realise how traditional categories of “vocation”, or “states of life”, can sometimes be a distraction or hindrance to discerning one’s vocation in life.
So just to set the record straight (since some have been speculating or asking indirectly behind my back), I did not leave the seminary for
January was only halfway over when I saw it: a dismal post on social media about being single on Valentine’s Day. Being single when so
Questions such as communion for the divorced and remarried, female deacons, and acceptance of homosexual relationships have dominated the media discussion about the Synod that
Well folks, summer is nearly over – also known as “Wedding Season”. Now, I love weddings. The dressing up, the sacraments, the love, the tears.
“I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for
If you are a warm-blooded, sentient, and rational American who desires to love and be loved, then you have probably experienced at some point in your life
I sit today in a silent church, the only one in the pew. The only one in the building. I think about the time I
Just in case you haven’t seen it, there is a wonderful series going on in the blogosphere called the “Not Alone Series”. The writers are
I recently had dinner with three fabulous girls. One is married, the other two are single. Our conversation turned towards the single life and we
Guest post by Lynn Hale. Single men and women who living out faithful lives in the Church are often met with tension with regards to
Flying home, the college lady next to me mentioned she was in a “complicated” relationship with someone back home. I smiled and said I’d been
…. at least this woman. I know that statement is rarely if ever viewed positively but that is who I want my future husband to
The morning after my future sister’s wedding, my fiance and I attended the family brunch and were asked the question: short or long engagement? B.
In what can only be described as “true love,” I agreed to marry my fiance without ever dancing with him. Perhaps this seems impossible, improbable,
A wise friend once asked me, “Do you want to marry him or do you just want to get married in general?” Am I really
Guest post by Lynn Hale. How I Learned to Stop Wearing Black and Love the V-Day: A Perennially Single Gal’s Perspective We all know how
Dear Miss. Fabi, My aunt asks me every Thanksgiving if I finally have boyfriend. I feel peeved, dismayed, bereft. What should I do? Sincerely, Single
