from Becoming Women of Virtue
As a weekend retreat or a multi-evening mission, Elizabeth shares how three saints –Therese, Faustina, and Bernadette — have become personal journey partners and have taught her the virtues of faith, hope, and love.
Paulist Press — The timeless moral teachings of one of the greatest spiritual works ever written, Imitation of Christ by Thomas a’ Kempis, is presented for the first time in an interesting and easy-to-understand manner for young Catholic readers.
Summer family activities are chock-full of potential insights relative to our Catholic spirituality — if we look at them through the eyes of faith. Published in Take out, Family Faith on the Go (OSV), Summer 2007
What Halloween is and isn’t, and how Catholics can reclaim this pagan holiday. Published in Ligourian, October 2000
from Building Strong, Healthy Families through the Sacraments
The sacraments are powerful encounters with the Living God – and because of that they can transform individuals, the family, and the world!
from Helping Kids Develop a Personal Relationship with Jesus
The secret to a vibrant Catholic faith is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Here’s how we can start that process in our children.
Lent is a great time for making changes. But the best change of all may be how you look at this special liturgical season.
All of us are on a journey, and all of us have a mission in building the Kingdom of God. Elizabeth shares some of her own journey and inspires young people in their journeys as well.
