Catholic Mom Audio Digest

Barb Szyszkiewicz shares how she uses her planner to keep track of prayer intentions. 
My Offer-It-Up Calendar
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Nicole Johnson recalls an unusually funny experience during a virtual meeting, and explores the softer side of being exposed.  
Exposed
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Katie Flodder explores the saints’ advice for handling the difficult people we encounter.
When Charity Isn’t Easy: What the Saints Teach Us About Handling Mean People
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Megan Cottam brainstorms ways to integrate faith into your family travel plans this summer.
Have Faith, Will Travel
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Katherine Doyle explains what mothers of newborns can learn from the Blessed Mother.
The Weight of a Newborn
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Samantha Stephenson gives a boost of encouragement to anyone feeling like she is just a mom.
Your Motherhood Matters
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Margaret Gartlgruber explains how an unplugged lamp helped her understand a problem with her prayer life.  
When Your Prayer Life Gets Unplugged
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Emily Jerger details five ways the Catholic faith can provide relief and encouragement to mothers who are feeling overwhelmed and depleted.
How the Catholic Faith Provides Rest for the Depleted Mom
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Anne DeSantis explores how living faith authentically begins with everyday interactions rooted in kindness, affability, and charity toward others.  
Making Faith Real
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Caroline Godin considers the parallels between a mother’s connection to her child and our connection to Mary in the Rosary. 
We All Need Our Mother
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