Books By James Kavanaugh That You Must Read
James Kavanaugh, an American Catholic priest, author, and poet, gained recognition for his bold plea for change that was published in 1967. Born on September 17, 1928, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Kavanaugh departed from the priesthood shortly after the book’s release. Before that, he had served as a parish priest in Lansing and Flint, Michigan, following […]
My Inspiration Behind “A Nun’s Journey: To Motherhood, Heartache, and Wholeness
From a childhood dream of becoming a nun to the unpredictable twists and turns of secular life, my journey has been a remarkable one. In my memoir, “A Nun’s Journey: To Motherhood, Heartache, and Wholeness,” I share the profound inspirations that guided me along this extraordinary path. It is a story of faith, love, resilience, […]
James Kavanaugh: An Inspiring Personality That We Can’t Forget Anytime Soon
When James Kavanaugh passed away on December 29, 2009, he had lived a good life and left a lasting legacy. He was born on September 16, 1928. He was a former Catholic priest who gained popularity in 1967 with his controversial bestseller calling for church reform. He also wrote several other notable books, including bestselling […]
Custody Court Battles
Determining the custody of a child is a matter that should be resolved between the mother and father. Following the divorce, if parents had even a clue of the damage the courtroom antics could inflict on their child, on themselves, and on the extended family, mothers and fathers would resolve between themselves the details of […]
Relationships
Our relationships – regardless of whether they are with the same or opposite sex – are among the most important, the most challenging, and the most complex part of our lives. None of us finds them simple; yet all of us are caught up in them with all their joys and heartaches. Friendships have their […]
The Pope is listening and eager to hear from all the people
Pope Francis has presented us with an extraordinary opportunity to speak out about the kind of Church we’d like to see today and how she can better meet the needs of the people. It is our belief that his invitation to us to gather in small groups and share our stories offers far more hope […]