Unexpected life circumstances test Kathryn Pasker Ineck’s understanding of hope.

Caregiving has taken its toll on Kathryn Pasker Ineck, but when she finally listens to her friends and family, she finds rest.

Setting boundaries allows Kathryn Pasker Ineck to avoid pitfalls in allergies and vices.

After her son unintentionally pointed out her tendencies toward sloth, Kathryn Pasker Ineck resolved to study the root cause of that sin.

As a linear thinker, Kathryn Pasker Ineck wrestles with the “right” time to decorate for Christmas.

Passing on the Catholic faith is a lofty goal and Kathryn Pasker Ineck wrestles with just how to accomplish that.

Carlo Acutis helps us think about what we can do to make a lasting difference.

Tree-hater or tree-lover? Kathryn Ineck contemplates her relationship with nature.

Head on over to Catholic Mom to read my latest article about observing Triduum!

Every year, my kids ask for a Sunday Mass Journal. Every year, I find one for them. Some of them are published from Advent to Pentecost,...

After a rather long hiatus, I have a new article on Catholic Mom!

Learning the truth about the gifts I received from the Holy Spirit has helped me find ways of ministering to others. Head on over to...

Check out my book review on CatholicMom for Encountering Signs of Faith by the lovely Allison Gingras, then check out her website at...

Head on over to CatholicMom to check out my first attempt at a Gospel Reflection.

Kathryn Pasker Ineck finds that making small changes to a family tradition can make space for the Infant Jesus. Catholic Mom

If I am to be a faithful Catholic, shouldn’t I reject the pagan Santa Claus and embrace the Nativity? Are the two mutually exclusive? Nope.

To say that I am a reluctant traveler is something of an understatement. Not only do I prefer to be at home, I also prefer not to drive,...

My mother-in-law, Barbara, wisely told me that any time I was irritated with the kids, I should take a picture first, then react second.

When frustrated expectations are replaced with unexpected blessings, we can step back and look at the tapestry that opportunity has woven.

I was elated to learn that Sophia Institute Press released The Diary of Saint Gemma over the summer this year, partly because the idea of...