Amy J. Cattapan interviews Katie Bogner about her new children’s book from Emmaus Road Publishing.
Saint Joseph: A Man for All Women
In celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19, author Mary McWilliams encourages women to ask this great provider and protector for his intercession in all seasons of life.
Serendipity
Author Margaret Zacharias suggests some Lenten season writing and literary enrichment to help ease you through the lion (or lamb) of March.
The Shepherd’s Pie: Faith and Alzheimer’s
Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Ann Cavera about how faith can help those suffering with Alzheimer’s or caretaking for a loved one with the disease.
There Are No Ordinary People
There are no ordinary people, because God made every single one of us imago Dei—in his own image and likeness (Genesis 1:26). Keeping this in mind helps us to see the good in others, even when that goodness is a little (or a lot) harder to see at first.
Rewriting a Story
Rewriting a Story Writing a story is not easy. Sometimes a writer has to change his or her manuscript. Sometimes the plot doesn’t make sense, or the ending doesn’t work. Maybe a character doesn’t fit in the story and has to be removed. Or maybe the writer can’t finish the […]
The Lads of Lent: Dismas and Gestas
As we begin our Lenten journey, Tom Medlar encourages us to look to the “lads of Lent,” Dismas and Gestas, and reflect on which thief we imitate.
Stumble onto a Forgotten Priest’s Homilies, and Wind Up in a Successfully Reflective Lent
The holy season of Lent brings many opportunities for spiritual reflection, but author Mary McWilliams suggests the refreshing writings of an Anglican convert for prayerful growth.
Catholic Writers Conference Online
Maria Riley shares her experience with the CWCO, an invaluable resource for tips, tricks, and encouragement, all for a very reasonable price.
Spring Time
SPRING TIME (1-min read) By Lisa Livezey “All my fresh springs are in thee.” – Psalm 87:7 (DW-DO)[1] As a devotional writer, I sometimes worry that moments of spiritual inspiration might dry up. Deadlines loom – some professionally set and others personally mandated. What if I run dry of sacred […]