One of the gratifying things about this blog is hearing from Catholics around the world about their mostly positive experience of the Faith.Nothing has touched me more than the many comments from Catholic women and one Catholic man in response to my question about the happiness of Catholic women. The female respondents include a woman from India who is happy with her faith but sometimes unhappy with the Church hierarchy.
The one man was Ferde, natch.
Let me add another couple of voices to that chorus. One is Suzanne Temple, a home-schooling mother living in the US. (I'm guessing the South; she's just now planting a magnolia tree.) Suzanne has a terrific blog, not so much about Catholicism, which is her faith, but about raising (count 'em) six boys. Kristin Lavransdatter (one of her favorite books too) has almost nothing on Suzanne. Check out Suzanne's blog, "Blessed Among Men," another joyous comment on the lives of Catholic women today. The picture here is one of many on the site celebrating the lives of her very cute kids.
Then there's Sarah Reinhard, whose blog of Catholic motherhood and womanhood is always worth a look. She calls it the Snoring Scholar, aka Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering, aka Musings of Sarah Reinhard. Whatever you call it, take a look.
This just in: Still another home-schoolin', breviary-totin' Catholic woman has a blog, and she's from a part of the globe I'm partial to. After checking out Suzanne's world and Sarah's (she an Ohio State fan), move on up to the home of Gopher football and Jessie Ventura to check out Minnesota Mom.
