A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
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A Catholic wife and mom, master catechist, and former homeschooling mom of 8 years constantly climbing the Pillars of fire and truth which is the Catholic church. Always reading, she loves reviewing books, conducting book discussions, and writing.
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
1M ago
Beyond me to speak about a woman, a stranger in a new and vast country, making her mission known and a reality, in a man's world. But I'm going to. My mother, we lost her over a year ago and I miss her terribly, was a banker. She went from a housewife to a teller and worked her way up the ladder to become a branch manager of a credit union in Birmingham, Alabama in the late ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
6M ago
Well the return of the Catholic Bloggers' Carnival was not to be. Not very much interest.If you are reading this and want to jump in that would be nice ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
9M ago
Back in 2017 I shared the last Catholic Bloggers Carnival. What is a Catholic Bloggers Carnival you ask? Well, A Catholic Bloggers Carnival is where Catholic bloggers gather to share their worldview through their Catholic faith. Each month we would gather at someone's blog and talk about the theme of the month through the Catholic Church. Bloggers can share their Catholic worldview with each ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
10M ago
Dear Mom, 6/30/2023 It's been several months now since we talked. Even the last time we were together, we were not able to have a conversati ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
1y ago
In today's homily at Mass, Fr. talked about being quiet. How hard is that? It is hard since we have cellphones that play music, podcasts, read books to us, talk to friends and relatives, give us the latest weather report and news. In my sewing room, I often listen to a book or a podcast (LaVar Reads is my favorite), but recently, I have been turning off all noise, opening a window and just ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
1y ago
Where do I begin here talking about my mom's funeral, or Mass of the Resurrection for the woman that has been in my life as a force to be reckoned with since my birth. My mom was 2nd generation born American from Irish Catholic parents. She was the last of 6 children. I don't think mom was spoiled or pampered at all as the youngest, she would say that she had to learn to cook at age five. My ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
1y ago
We lost mom 5 months ago, October 14, 2022, at 12:30 pm in my younger brother's arms. I was back home in NC but was there with mom a couple days before. She was already in the dying posture, not yet in hospice, but definitely soon to die. It's still hard to believe, I have to say it out loud to hear it and know it to be true. All my life, I've had a mother, we loved each other, fought, laughed ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
1y ago
I don't know. I just don't know how this whole prayer thing works. I understand prayer as reaching out to our holy father in faith and the need for relationship. Yes, I do that and understand what I am doing here, and I understand attending Mass and being one with others in the holy sacrifice of the Mass as a worship and thanksgiving prayer. I also understand in my own times when I celebrate ..read more
A Catholic Mom Climbing the Pillars
1y ago
The Remnant Newspaper - Declaration of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò with regard to the “Fifth International Vatican Conference ..read more