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I Have Called You Friends: Belonging, Vulnerability, and Boundaries in Friendship
Making friends seemed so easy in Kindergarten when our parents picked our playdates and we befriended the kid who wore the same shirt as us. As we get older, navigating friendships becomes much more difficult. Making and keeping friends requires many skills that are...
Perfectionism in Motherhood
Speaking to mothers, St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta once said, “Remember that your job is the most important of all.” Motherhood is one of the most fulfilling, joyful, sanctifying, challenging roles out there. To be a mother is to know both love and suffering. Being...
10 Tips for Living with a Medical Diagnosis
Receiving a medical diagnosis can be a difficult event for patients and their loved ones. On one hand, the new diagnosis can be downright shocking and increase the anxiety level of all those involved. On the other hand, it may be relieving to finally have a name to go...
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: Teenage Girls Support Group
The adolescent years can be the most challenging times in a young person’s life. Teenagers today face all kinds of struggles, including low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and relationship problems. To help teen girls thrive during this time of their lives, Rejoice...
Marriage: 4 Tips for a Better Journey
As Catholics, we know how important the Sacrament of Marriage is for the Church. We also know that for a married person, marriage is the primary mission field—that beautiful relationship wherein they are called to grow together in faith and virtue. As St. John Paul II...
Catholic Fatherhood Today: Tips for Having “The Talk” with Your Children (3 of 3)
Having “the talk” with your children can be a daunting task. You may be wondering, “What do I say? How do I say it? What if I tell them too much?” Don’t worry. You are not alone. Below are five helpful tips to help you give “the talk” to your children. Tip # 1: Have...