Showing Sympathy
Posted by Rachel Balducci in Family on Thursday, March 03, 2011
Today I ran into an acquaintance I had not seen since last summer. This woman suffered the devastating loss of her teenage son a few months ago and and today was the first I had seen her since that sad time.
“I am so sorry,” I told the woman today, “we have been praying for you.”
She was grateful for the prayers, she told me. And that was about all we said to each other. We don’t really know each... READ MORE
Toy Story 3: Did You Cry?
Posted by Danielle Bean in Reviews on Tuesday, June 22, 2010
***Spoiler Alert!*** If you haven’t seen Toy Story 3 yet and want to avoid hearing about details of the plot, I cannot guarantee that this post will be safe reading for you.***
I took a group of boys to see the newly-released Toy Story 3 over the weekend. The big boys opted to sit by themselves up front while 3-year-old Danny and I chose seats a few rows back.
That was a good choice.
Little did my... READ MORE
Men Have Feelings Too
Posted by Danielle Bean in Family on Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Here’s a great resource for Catholic men (and for those of us who have ever wondered just what on earth is going on inside men’s heads):
The latest video posted at the Knights of Colmubus website Fathers for Good features Dr. Richard Fitzgbbons, a Catholic psychiatrist. Fitzgibbons takes on the challenging topic of men and their emotions: “Learn how to control your emotions without denying them—and live a healthier life at work and at home.”
Sounds like a must-watch to me. Check it out.
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