Every child in my house seemed to be crying out in a crisis colliding at the same moment. My teenager came howling
Moved by the Spirit, he went into the temple courts . . . [Simeon] took [Jesus] in his arms and praised God
My four-year-old sat wailing on the living room floor. She was having a complete meltdown because she wanted to do two things
In today’s podcast we will discuss the concept of Ego-drama vs.Theo-drama as explained by Fr. Hans Urs von Balthasar and how that
Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand (Mt 4:17). Have you, like me, ever heard those words and cringed? Oh,
Let justice descend, O heavens, like dew from above, like gentle rain let the skies drop it down. Let the earth open
I have waited, waited for the Lord, and he stooped toward me and heard my cry. . . . And he put
Today we talk about the promises of God in light of suffering and hardship and where we find our hope and peace,
Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! Your light has come, the glory of the Lord shines upon you. See, darkness covers the earth,
Hey Mamas, how’s it going? Putting a big shiny ribbon on another flawless Christmas celebration with your saintly family? Sighing with contentment
Every year on this day I find myself humming U2’s lyric, “Nothing changes on New Year’s Day,” on mental repeat. I don’t
In today’s episode, we will begin by examining the mightiness of God and the essential need to see ourselves through His eyes.
In those days, our parish held Midnight Mass at midnight. We reverently sang “Silent Night” in the candlelight into the first, dark
Today’s first reading has always puzzled me—King Ahaz seems to be saying something pious by refusing to put the Lord to the
On today’s episode, we will discuss pregnancy in a special way, through the lens of our sanctification and the profound call of
Today we will go over our mission statement and go into a little more detail about how Mighty Is Her Call got
Welcome to our first ever MIHC Podcast! Today we will be introducing ourselves and talking about who we are as a ministry,
“Hold on, Mama’s coming! Be patient!” How many times a day do I say that? Five? Ten? Perhaps fifty? With young children,
Sometimes, we mothers find ourselves overwrought with the present age, calling upon the Lord to come back soon and take us to
Across sixteen centuries, Augustine says to me: “Let us not resist his first coming, so that we may not dread the