Have you ever heard the saying, “Comparison is the devil’s poison”? I’ve found it to be true. If I judge myself better than the other, I run the risk of pride, ... Read More ...
Having grown up as a cradle Catholic, I’ve always had a conviction and commitment to my faith. It’s been the fundamental definition of who I am— a daughter of G... Read More ...
Choice – it’s an American value that’s wrapped up in our idea of freedom. Isn’t that what our forefathers fought for? Freedom of speech, religion, the press…we ... Read More ...
“I need to keep busy.” For a long time I lived by that motto. After all, idle hands are the devil’s playground, right? It’s a mindset our culture encourages, ev... Read More ...
With New Year’s just around the corner, I'm getting my 2018 New Year's Resolutions ready. Resolutions can be hard because, though some things you very much have... Read More ...
Time.
I think it's safe to say we could all use more of it and struggle with balancing the many hats we wear with a limited number of hours in the day. Time ... Read More ...
I would argue that anxiety is possibly the worst feeling a person can experience. Because anxiety is so disdainful, the second it enters the picture, my inner a... Read More ...
Emotions. The very word itself likely either drew you to this article or caused you to roll your eyes. The thing about emotions is that they always seem to be e... Read More ...
If you’re human, which I’d guess you are, it’s inevitable that at some point or another in your life you’ve second-guessed a decision. Maybe it’s something as s... Read More ...
Grief. The very word turns us off. It has a negative tone and implies suffering and unknowns (both things we harbor an aversion to, precisely because we don’t k... Read More ...
I’ve reached the point where hearing the first few beats of Beyoncé’s infamous Single Ladies introducing the bouquet toss at a wedding reception makes me cringe... Read More ...
For the practicing Christian, the only thing that matters in life is getting to heaven. However, for those who truly want to overcome their faults and make the ... Read More ...
Abby Kowitz is a young woman who is passionate about drawing upon the truths of the Catholic faith and making them personal and applicable to daily life. She graduated from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN in 2012 with degrees in Accounting and Catholic Studies. After college she spent a year serving as a missionary with Christ in the City in Denver, CO where she worked with the homeless and women in crisis pregnancies. She moved into a leadership role with Christ in the City after working in public accounting. Abby is currently pursuing her Masters of Science in Counseling through Divine Mercy University. Her passions include working with the youth, traveling, and coming to know the Lord through the beautiful outdoors and good conversation.
