Catholic Novelist
I’m thrilled that this list of Catholic-friendly charities continues to be my most popular post – it just goes to show how generous all of you are! I’m going to keep updating it as I find new Catholic-friendly charities.
This is a compilation of the different Christmas Gift Guides from Catholic bloggers/websites. I will keep updating as I find more. This list is inclusive, so if you have a gift guide that you wrote up and want it added, just let me know. It seems like a lot of small businesses are encouraging people to get their shopping done early because of shipping delays and supply chain issues. So maybe this will be the first year I get most of my shopping done before Advent!
Maybe one day I will publish my own gift guide as I’m a prolific consumer of Catholic artisans and makers. My hope is that this list will simplify your holiday shopping.
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What is financial interdependence? First of all, it’s not specifically a Catholic term (aka not from the Catechism or the Bible); rather, it’s a way of thinking that I invite you to consider.
(more…)A lot of times I get asked, “How much should I put into my 401k?”, “Where should I open a savings accounts?”, or “How do I start investing?” But before I can answer any of those questions, I suggest backing up the train. Choo choo! The answers to those questions will depend on how you answer these 2 questions.
(more…)Money can be a distraction from my relationship with God – in times when I feel like I don’t have enough or in times when I have more than I need.
I came home last week from a 5-day trip to Iceland, most certainly being a consumer/tourist, but also reflecting on how unbelievably blessed I am.
You know the saying, “It’s the thought that counts”?
I generally agree with that, but when it comes to donating to charities/non profits, I want to make sure both my thought and donation really count. (This is a companion piece to “The Ultimate Guide to Catholic-friendly Charities.”)
