Writers' Blogs

By Jenny


Adele- The Communion Veil 
A.J. Avila-Reflections on My Catholic Journey
A.K.Frailey -The Writings of A. K. Frailey

Allison Gingras Reconciled to You

Amy-- Love and Be Loved
Ann Chapin The Holy Face
Anna Eastland Just East Of Crazy Land 
Ann Murray As  The Morning Rising
Birgit Jones Catholic Life In Our Times        
Bonnie Way The Kola Bear Writer
Cheryl Dickow --Bezalel Books
Clara MB Fleischmann- Seeing Through Mary's Eyes
Cynthia Scodova -- http://themad-eyedmonk.blogspot.com/  
David Torkington-http://www.davidtorkington.com/
Debbie Saints 365
Donna Marie DeGuglielmo- https://rosaryandredsox.com/ 
Ebeth --A Catholic Mum Climbing the Pillars
EileenFrankRD--THE WAY TO NOURISH FOR LIFE!
Elena --My Domestic Church
Elena Vidal --Tea at Trianon
Elizabeth Reardon  Theology is a Verb 
Fr Sean Coyle --Bangor to Bobbio
Jackie Parkes
Jeanne Grunert   https://jeannegrunertblog.wordpress.com/blog/

Jennifer Veils and Vocations

Jeannie-Love Alone Creates
Karee Santos --Can We Cana
Kate Thompson Eschbach Songs Kate Sang 
Kelly Schreckenberger-Restful Waters
Kelly Thatcher --Pew La
Laura Pearl-String of Pearls
Lynn--The Mad-Eyed Monk
Lisa   Beautiful Thorns 
Lisa Caporuscio THE SINCERE GIFT
Lora Goulet --mommynovenas
Mallory Hoffman- His Unending Love
Mary --The Beautiful Gate
Mary Kathleen Glavich, SND- Catholic Faith Corner
Melanie Jean Juneau -Joy of Nine9
Monica McConkey-- Arma Dei: Equipping Catholic Families

Mujer Católica-

http://mujer-catolica.blogspot.mx/?m=1
Nancy Shuman --The Breadbox Letters
Nancy Ward- joyalive
Pam-Being Catholic...Really
Patty Perkowski --Spiritual Lives of Women
Peggy- Create Space in Your Life
Ruth Ann Pilney --From the Pulpit of My Life
Sherry --Chocolate for Your Brain
Silpa Paul  J.A.MJust a minute with Jesus and me
Strahlen- Single Mom Smiling
Susan Skinner - Veil of Veronica
Tacy Williams Beck Tacy Williams Beck

Veronica Gantley My Catholic Kitchen
Victor S. Moubarak Time for Reflections.

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