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Guest Posts: More Podcasts, Recipes, and Blog Posts

Why We Need Catholic Fiction for Teens

February 16, 2021

https://media.ascensionpress.com/podcast/why-we-need-catholic-fiction-for-teens/

Danielle Bean Girlfriends, Ascension Press


Quote Me with Lindsay Schlegel: Carolyn Astfalk

March 1, 2021

Today we’re talking family, with words derived from Pope St. John Paul II’s Familiaris Consortio:
“Become who you are.”

Quote me with Lindsay Schlegel

Quote Me with Lindsay Schlegel

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Guest Posts: Videos, podcasts, recipes, and more

Uncovering Our Overlooked Sins

September 2, 2020

Carolyn Astfalk shares about some ways that we can open our eyes to some common sins we might be overlooking. She suggests making room for silence in your life and praying to see yourself as God does, among many other ideas. 

Catholic Mom Hangout


EWTN Bookmark – Catholic Marketing Network 2019: Catholic Authors

Courtesy of EWTN Global Catholic Network

September 12, 2020

Interviews with authors Carolyn Astfalk, Leslea Wahl, Theresa Linden, and Emily Jaminet.

EWTN Global Catholic Network

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Guest Post: Your Theme in 2019

Your Theme in 2019

Every January, we commit. 

We commit to exercise more and eat healthier.  We resolve to have the best year ever at work. And yet, we neglect the essential part—our spiritual connection with Jesus. 

Some people have the same reaction to the term “spiritual goals” as they do to the word “budget”! Begrudgingly, we settle for the more-easily-said-than-done, simple fixes.  If you ask a friend how they’re going to improve their spiritual relationship with Christ this year, they may give you one of these examples:

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Guest Posts: Blog and Radio Interviews, a Recipe, and More

Things Visible & Invisible

Sweetest Romances for Sweetest Day (October 20, 2018)

“I read heavily in the non-Catholic Christian genres and enjoy those novels very much. But there’s something to be said for seeing your own experience reflected in novels from time-to-time. So, when my characters pray, they’re more likely to bring out the rosary beads. If they’re practicing their faith, they’re at Mass on Sunday. They have the benefit of the sacraments and the grace that they offer. They’re more likely to be open to large families.”

Catholic365.com

How My Mom Changed Lives One Chocolate Chip at a Time (September 11, 2018)

“Don’t fall into the trap of thinking you must do something big, or be someone important to make a difference. You can live your life in obscurity being ‘only’ a mother or a housewife or whatever role it is you are called to. You don’t need money, fame, or education to do what matters most.”

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