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Dec 2, 2024 | 
ncregister.com | Emily Malloy
The Church in her wisdom has carved out periods of time within the liturgical calendar to be present to the stillness through a fast in preparation for a great feast. Attentiveness is part of Advent. (photo: Emily Malloy) Features December 2, 2024 The etymology of words never fails to fascinate. Despite a lifetime of fluency of a native tongue, there are deep truths to be revealed in the roots of our modern lexicon.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
ncregister.com | Emily Malloy
COMMENTARY: They are alive and communing with God, seeking to befriend us, and aid us in conforming ourselves to God’s will. The Basilica of St. Mary in Natchez, Mississippi, has numerous saints’ statues prominently perched throughout the church.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
ncregister.com | Emily Malloy
COMMENTARY: Ours is an emaciated culture, starved of both beauty and meaning. Beauty, while it instructs our minds, simultaneously prepares our souls. Let’s start at home. The greatest mistake of modernity has been the neglect of fostering the domestic church, writes Emily Malloy.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
ewtn.co.uk | Emily Malloy
COMMENTARY: Ours is an emaciated culture, starved of both beauty and meaning. Beauty, while it instructs our minds, simultaneously prepares our souls. Let’s start at home. , October 28, 2024 – National Catholic RegisterAfter the front door of a home opens, both guest and resident step forward to cross a literal and metaphorical threshold between the outside world and protective sanctuary of a home. The room that serves as the landing place is known as an entry.
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Aug 17, 2024 | 
brownpelicanla.com | Emily Malloy
Sister Agnes Sasagawa, Seer of Akita, Dies on Feast of the Assumption, by Dorothy Cummings McLeanThe ‘Self-Referential’ Synod, by Phil Lawler By Emily Malloy, National Catholic Register, August 16, 2024BATON ROUGE, La. — The ordinary met the divine as the Blessed Sacrament was processed through the Baton Rouge streets Aug.
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Aug 16, 2024 | 
ncregister.com | Emily Malloy
COMMENTARY: The ordinary meets the divine along the ‘River of the Immaculate Conception.’ The Eucharistic Host is raised before being placed in the special monstrance. (photo: Emily Malloy / Emily Malloy) Commentaries August 16, 2024 BATON ROUGE, La. — The ordinary met the divine as the Blessed Sacrament was processed through the Baton Rouge streets Aug.
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Aug 14, 2024 | 
ncregister.com | Amy Smith |Emily Malloy
New episodes feature ‘Theology of Home’ author and editor. Emily Malloy’s lovely arrangement on display on ‘Women of Grace’ Aug. 13. (photo: EWTN) Blogs August 14, 2024 Register contributor Emily Malloy of TheologyofHome.com and author of Theology of Home IV: Arranging the Seasons was a guest on EWTN’s Women of Grace this week, sharing about what flowers can add to liturgical living by season and how blooms reflect the spiritual life.
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May 4, 2024 | 
ncregister.com | Bridget Nohara |Emily Malloy
Unveiling Spring's spiritual lessons... Mary among the blooms (photo: Bridget McCartney Nohara) Features May 4, 2024 Living in the North, I have a particular fondness for springtime. From northern Ohio to Ontario, Canada — both places I’ve called home — winters can be harsh, but there is an unparalleled thrill when spring arrives.
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Feb 12, 2024 | 
ewtn.co.uk | Emily Malloy
The Church in her wisdom has carved out periods of time within the liturgical calendar to be present to the stillness through a fast in preparation for a great feast. , December 2, 2024 – National Catholic RegisterThe etymology of words never fails to fascinate. Despite a lifetime of fluency of a native tongue, there are deep truths to be revealed in the roots of our modern lexicon.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
ewtn.co.uk | Emily Malloy
COMMENTARY: They are alive and communing with God, seeking to befriend us, and aid us in conforming ourselves to God’s will. , November 1, 2024 – National Catholic Register“There’s a saint for that” could be the Catholic version of the popular Apple iPhone slogan “There’s an app for that.” The reality that there is a patron saint for every infirmity or worry, even in the midst of struggles with livestock (ahem, speaking from a recent occurrence) highlights the commonality of the human experience.
