Tag: humility

How to Avoid Our Kids Drowning in a Sea of Compliments

by Guest | Sep 15, 2014 | family, guest post | 2 |

Today, it’s an honor to host author Nicole Lataif for some thoughts on over-complimenting...

Choosing My Label

by Sarah Reinhard | Nov 11, 2010 | Faith | 0 |

The recent #IamProLife campaign on Twitter has had me thinking about labels this week. Earlier this week, Danielle Bean tweeted, “Speak out for the unborn. Use #IAmProLife & tell us why. Please RT.” (She explains...

Guest Post: Reflecting the Light of the Son, by Peggy Bowes

by Guest | May 11, 2010 | guest post, Inspired by the Virgin Mary | 4 |

Peggy Bowes graciously offered to share her thoughts on Mary with us this month, and I was so excited. I just loved the wisdom she shared last time she was here. You’ll find her blog at Don’t Know Much About the...

Ongoing Humility

by Sarah Reinhard | May 10, 2010 | Inspired by the Virgin Mary, Mary Moment Mondays | 2 |

Part of the Mary Moment Monday series Not so long ago, I was talking to a wise woman in my life and she made an offhand comment that has stayed with me: “It takes a lot of maturity to be happy with what you have.” We...

Wash My Feet, Lord

by Sarah Reinhard | Apr 10, 2009 | Lent Resources, reflection | 0 |

One of my favorite liturgies of the year is the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday. I first went as a fairly new Catholic, three years into the adventure and in my first year as a parish secretary. When my nieces asked...