This year I'm exploring having a "different" kind of Advent. One that recognizes the coming of the Christ Child, but also takes a look at his Final Coming. Are you ready? Join me in today's conversation!

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I can't believe it, but here it is: Thanksgiving is right around the corner! We're entering "the most wonderful time of the year" right? So...why does it not feel like it sometimes? Today we're talking about a few strategies to not just survive, but thrive during the holiday season.

If you've been tuning in to the podcast, you would know that I've made a commitment to post an episode every Friday. If you've been tuning in you'll also know...there was no podcast last week. That's because last week I learned a very important lesson about surrender. But sometimes, often times, peace and joy are found in this very act of surrendering. Join me in this week's podcast to discover how.

My husband and I want to live a more intentionally liturgical life. We hope truly celebrating our faith to the fullest will instill lasting memories for our children and edify us all on our faith journey. Check out this week's podcast to hear what the Roth family plans on doing to live and love the upcoming Solemnity of All Saints.

Through the merits of Christ, we are all members of the communion of saints. But what does that mean? Join me in today's discussion about one of my favorite Catholic doctrines and the incredible power it can have in our lives

Your kids have been at your heels all day, the baby woke up early from his nap and is now screaming to be fed. You're just trying to get the kitchen tidied up before your husband gets home; your husband whom you haven't had the chance to have a deep, meaningful conversation with for the last several days.

Overwhelm is here. How do you combat it? How do you return to a state of peace and contentment when ALL THE THINGS are constantly battering you down? Join the conversation about micro- and macro-overwhelm in this week's podcast.

LovelyBe is here to inspire and empower each woman to become the person God created her to be so she can fully embrace her vocation as wife and mother with joy, peace, and thanksgiving. This is going to be a very personal journey of mine, but one I hope to share with other Catholic women, wives, and mothers for mutual support, encouragement, and inspiration. Wanna know more? Check out the podcast!