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A Seeking Heart - Mary Amore

  In this episode, Allison is joined by Mary Amore to discuss   Every Day with St. Joseph ,   a 365 Daily Devotional from Our Sunday Visitor.  A year of reflection broken into twelve chapters covering twelve of St. Joseph's virtues. Each day includes scripture, reflection from one of 45 Mayslake Ministries contributors, a question to ponder and take with you throughout the day, and a short prayer. Since Mayslake Ministries specializes in spiritual direction each reflection is like a mini spiritual direction session!  Learn more on   www.mayslakeministries.org

A Seeking Heart - Merridith Frediani

  Merridith, author of  Draw Close to Jesus: A Woman’s Guide to Eucharistic Adoration,  joins Allison to discuss the beauty and blessings of Eucharistic Adoration. Both share how discovering this Catholic devotion transformed their faith, and continues to bring them closer to Jesus. Scripture, Invitation, and How MUCH God adorest the heck out us all...also discussed! Learn more about Merridith's new book and ministry here:  www.MerridithFrediani.com

A Seeking Heart - Kelly Mantoan

  This Ain't the Lyceum  blogger and author of Better than OK: Finding Joy as a Special Needs Parent, Kelly Mantoan joins Allison for this week's Podcast. Allison and Kelly share their experiences as mothers of children with special needs—most especially the graces, blessings, and lessons our children teach us! As we considered the "never will or can't" of their disabilities, with childlike innocence and hearts, they focused on the joys and the things they were able to do. Parents facing any type of parenting challenge will find hope, inspiration, and practical tips. Kelly also shared her experience with the OSV Institute Challenge and her new online apostolate   AcceptingtheGift.org   for Catholic parents of children with special needs.

A Seeking Heart - Alyssa Bormes

  Allison and Alyssa share WINE: Women in the New Evangelization's sweet new book for children (which is also a story adults will enjoy as well),  The Mother of Jesus is Wonderfully Real  by Fr. Paul Murray, OP.  Exquisitely and breathtakingly illustrated by Bernadette Gockowski, this based on a true story picture book opens hearts to how very real Mother Mary truly is! A little girl's heartbreak consoled by a poetic priest has become a book that will be treasured for years to come. Endorsed by Bishop Robert Barron. Learn more at  www.CatholicVineyard.com .