What I’m Learning About Work/Life Integration as a Mom of Two

In some ways, having my second child was so much easier than having my first. There was no identity shift (read: identity crisis). I wasn't getting used to not having a full-time job. Nursing has been a dream (a good one!). I had an older child to take care of, which was hard but also … Continue reading What I’m Learning About Work/Life Integration as a Mom of Two

“God’s Little Flowers”: A Beautiful Introduction to the Spirituality of St. Thérèse of Lisieux for Children

We are big fans of St. Thérèse in our house. She was my Confirmation saint (and the inspiration for the name of this blog!), and I've been reading and talking about her to my three-year-old daughter for her whole life. We have pictures and small statues of her in our house, plus one at our … Continue reading “God’s Little Flowers”: A Beautiful Introduction to the Spirituality of St. Thérèse of Lisieux for Children

Holy Ambition: Thriving as a Catholic Woman at Work and at Home

Holy Ambition: Thriving as a Catholic Woman at Work and at Home was released on October 25.  Elise Gallagher and I went live on Instagram that morning to share a little about our book and celebrate together (though it would have been amazing if we could have done it in person!). You can watch it here (and can I … Continue reading Holy Ambition: Thriving as a Catholic Woman at Work and at Home

When God Doesn’t Heal You: A Lesson From “The Chosen”

I first saw the scene on Instagram, but it went straight to my heart even out of context. In the second episode of season 3 of “The Chosen,” Little James, who we’ve seen walks with a limp, comes to Jesus after He commissions the Apostles. He tells him he finds it hard to believe that … Continue reading When God Doesn’t Heal You: A Lesson From “The Chosen”

From Management to Stewardship: Reframing How We Think About Time

My husband and I became parents in 2021. He works full time and I freelance and co-lead Catholic Women in Business. We both have projects and hobbies we’re passionate about, some of which fell by the wayside for a while after our daughter was born and some of which we still haven’t really picked back … Continue reading From Management to Stewardship: Reframing How We Think About Time