Guest post by Dwija Borobia
Dwija Borobia, 30, her husband, and their four young children decided to buy a house - sight unseen - in rural Michigan off the internet. Two months ago, we ran a piece of her story here. Here's another piece.
When I'm presented with a challenging circumstance, when the road gets a little bumpy and the things aren't going the way I wish they would, I clam up. I need time to process the valleys of life. The peaks...well, I shout those out eagerly! Today, on the other hand, is different. Today I'm ready to share something with you that was, or perhaps should have been, more difficult to celebrate.
On the Friday before Mother's Day, my husband was laid off.
Showing posts with label YIMC Voices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YIMC Voices. Show all posts
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Pat McNamara on "Why I Am Catholic"
One of the first blogs I ever read was McNamara's Blog. I enjoy it because I enjoy history. And as a new Catholic, the amount of Church history I do know is tiny compared to what is available for me to learn. Pat McNamara, who also has a column over at Patheos, helps bring Church History to life for me.
This is the second time I have asked one of my blogging friends to write a post for me answering the phrase that headlines this space. Remember the first time? Each of us has a different reason, but as conversion is on-going (and not a "one and done event") each one of us must confront the reason as we make progress along the path of our individual pilgrimages.
This is the second time I have asked one of my blogging friends to write a post for me answering the phrase that headlines this space. Remember the first time? Each of us has a different reason, but as conversion is on-going (and not a "one and done event") each one of us must confront the reason as we make progress along the path of our individual pilgrimages.
Labels:
History,
Other Blogs,
PersonalHistory,
Saints,
YIMC Voices
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Because, Believe It Or Not, It's Easy
How many high school seniors do you know who have a blog? To narrow that list down a bit, how many of them have one dedicated to blogging about the Catholic faith? Well allow me to introduce you to a young man who does just that.
He's young, smart, edgy, and reverently irreverent. In other words, he's the kind of Catholic I hope my kids meet up with and hang out with.
He's young, smart, edgy, and reverently irreverent. In other words, he's the kind of Catholic I hope my kids meet up with and hang out with.
Labels:
Chesterton,
Graces,
Other Blogs,
OtherFaiths,
Sacraments,
YIMC Voices
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)