My view here will be similar to what Joan of Arc said. If the Pope is in sin, may God help him. If he is not guilty as accused, may the grace of God keep him in safety. In both instances, let us pray for him.
Hi! I write Stella Maris Designs, where I share my original Catholic artworks with religious and fantasy themes, as well as original cover art for various novels, such as Grace Bourget’s (mentioned by Therese Judeana) and for Therese Judeana’s trilogy and posts on Windflower. I also share at least one historical artwork each month with my thoughts on the symbolism.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing with us your Catholic artworks. I read on your About page that you're accepting commissions and those interested can go to your site https://stellamarisdesigns.substack.com/about
Yes, thank you! I’m currently working on a project for one of the fiction writers here on Substack. In the next couple of weeks I’ll share a price table for the various types of projects I’d be undertaking, so anyone interested will be able to get an idea before they reach out to me. I’m willing to work on sacred art projects, logos, wordmarks, and illustrations and cover artwork for novels, whether in print or on Substack, so long as all aspects of the project and the image’s use adhere to Catholic morals and traditional values. I just want everything I create to serve God in some way, so if anyone else has the same goal for their project and is in need of artwork, please feel free to reach out!
What a wonderful idea to have this. Jocelyn, I admire your writing and appreciate your collaborative and evangelizing spirit in making this available. Here's my Substack: https://carlosbriceno.substack.com/ It helps to encourage and inspire others to surrender to the Lord.
Also, here's an idea I've been sharing. What if we periodically held Catholic Online Festivals where we pick themes and then pair up with someone else on Substack and carve out several hours on a particular date on Zoom where each pair presents a half-hour conversation with each other on topics they choose related to the theme? Each festival has people who haven’t appeared in the previous one. The Catholic community on here promotes it. “Audience” members can watch live. The recordings can then be shared among us as podcasts on our Substack accounts.
For those interested, please comment on here or DM me.
Jesus, we surrender ourselves to you, take care of everything!
Thanks, Jocelyn. So far, two people have indicated they are interested in being part of it. My hope is to find several more. If you're interested, please let me know so I can keep track. Also, if you are interested, please starting praying about whom you would like to have the conversation with. Thank you and have a blessed day!
I am a traditional Catholic, former theology teacher, who has been creating non-traditional faith-based music for decades. I would love to connect far and wide with fellow Catholics.
You were one of the first I encountered here. You have helped me feel comfortable. Thank you! I thank the Good God for good colleagues like you, and I pray for you and all those I am meeting here through your efforts.
I also recommend checking out novels written by Grace Bourget, who also publishes with En Route. I haven’t read much else from the publisher, but Grace has some fun fantasy and historical novels, as well as a book of poetry and Christmas plays.
I write about prayer, motherhood, theology, vocation, and homeschooling at mamaprays.substack.com.
I write about bioethics, theology, how emerging technologies are reshaping our human future at my substack Brave New Us at www.faithandbioethics.com.
ANNNNDD you can find my books, the Mama Prays Devotional and Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone Mad (OSV) where books are sold and of course Amazon:
Thank you, Samantha! I'm your subscriber at Mama Prays, but I have just subscribed to your other Substack Brave New Us. The topic is very interesting and timely. God bless you and your family!
onfaithandlife.substack.com - I've only just started but I'd welcome others to join me on this journey. Thank you for the opportunity to share my work with your audience
“For anybody who needs a little hope. Vulnerable stories, inspiring insights, practical lessons I’ve learned about life, God, and suffering. Delivered straight to your inbox every Friday morning.”
You can find my Substack here: https://survivingsilentplanet.substack.com/ I write on several different topics, giving Catholic takes on history, psychology, and really whatever interests me that day.
Yes, let's pray for each other, support each other, and grow together in faith :-)
I love this!
I am Catholic, but my Substack is not specifically Catholic; it is Christian.
The goal of my Substack is to help people heal, become free, get back on the right track with God, grow in faith, and be set on fire for God and their divine mission.
I will share my testimonies of what the Lord has done in my life to strengthen the faith of others. I share my stories to encourage and inspire others and bring hope.
Please keep on sharing the Good News through your works and the testimony of your life, Malaika. You always inspire me with your faith! Thank you and God bless you. :-)
You too, please keep writing and sharing the Good News.
Your writing is such a blessing to me!
I love reading from you on Medium and Substack.
I appreciate your down-to-earth and truthful articles. The tips you give are so helpful! As a newbie on these platforms, I am so super grateful for that.
Thank you also for putting us in touch and connecting us here.
This publication concentrates on living out the liturgical life within the Church, balanced takes on situations within the Church, and catechesis.
All of this drawn from my own experiences and study. I have been a director of catechesis (religious ed, faith formation, etc.) for three years and was a director of music and liturgy for several years before that. Also, I have been an MC for many years and have been serving at liturgy for over 20 years. My latest venture is studying and becoming involved in the life of the Ruthenian (Byzantine) Catholic Church.
Thank you for this, Jocelyn! I write two Catholic Substacks: one is Windflower, for clean but fun Catholic fiction which is predominantly fantasy and science fantasy, with a couple other genres thrown in. Currently I’m working on one that’s a little bit closer to the noir genre, set in the 1930’s. I also share some of my research and writing process alongside fashion history posts and my own fashion designs!
The second is Aestheté, a substack for Catholic (and Catholic takes on) literature in the form of audio dramas. The first chapter is coming out this Saturday!
Hello and thank you. My Substack is devoted to the influence of St. Joan of Arc and St. Thérèse on my life. It is a phenomenology of my experience with them.
Thank you for joining us here, Walter! I love both saints. Though I have just recently been acquainted with St. Joan of Arc. I know I can learn so much from her, especially when it comes to spiritual courage.
Please check out my https://RoseanneTSullivan.substack.com. I am a writer of all trades, including poetry, an artist, and a photographer. At my substack, I write journalistic pieces, essays, and memoirs, about whatever topics strike my Catholic imagination. And there are lots of photos. Poet and culture critic Dana Gioia has said several times that I am the unofficial historian of the Catholic literary and artistic revival. He said it again last week at an Artists Retreat put on by the Benedict XVI Institute of Sacred Music and Divine Worship, which is an organization started by San Francisco's Archbishop Cordileone, to which I am attached at the heart, and for which I manage their B16 and Catholic Arts Today Facebook pages.
I write about things that helped lead me to cross the Tiber and my recent pilgrimage to room, as well as whatever else pops into my head (often related to education/catechesis.)
Thank you for coming, Lorelei! I read your post about the Aurora and I was blessed by your beautiful experience. God indeed has a special way of making us feel His love.
Love this idea, Jocelyn! My husband and I are new to Substack but it has quickly become our favourite app. We have a Catholic ministry devoted to evangelization and teaching others how to evangelize. Our Substack is
Thank you so much, Jocelyn! It’s great to see other Catholics coming together to support each other.
And thanks for responding! Being new to this, it’s easy for me to think that other writers are just emotionless bots. It’s good for my heart to get a response ☺️
Not yet anyway haha. It will be a longer short story more like a novella. I have plans to publish Alice and Max however into a published novel YA. Yes the Beacon is a fun one. Thank you
Hi Jocelyn, thanks for this thread. Nice, to meet a Catholic promoting fellow Catholic writers.
I write three blogs, the main one is called Catholic Tradition, where I write articles on the Faith and why we hold these things dear. My second blog is called Popes and Councils, and the third one is Honey and Salt, which has posts on meditations.
Thank you for coming, Lydia! Let us pray for each other as we shine the light of faith, hope and love. The world needs more Catholic voices to overcome the darkness spreading in our time.
Hello, Nicole! How wonderful to know that. I visited your publication and I just subscribed. Great to hear your podcast about the small fridge. :-) God bless!
Thanks so much! Books I've published include: My Catholic Keepsake (Baby Memory Book), A Painted Rosary, A Stained Glass Rosary, and Lectio Divina: 30 Days of Peace Journal. Available here: https://www.thyolivetree.com/collections/online-shop
Howdy y’all, I don’t have much yet but I will start making weekly posts in my publication “The Imitation of Man”, in which I analyze what it means to be a man from the Catholic perspective. After I complete this, I plan on posting more stuff about Catholic masculinity but also about general spirituality. I’m just a young Catholic that likes to write and wants to help people in any way he can. Ad maiorem Dei gloriam.
Thank you, Tina! The Carmelite spirituality has a special place in my heart. Whenever I read about it, I recall fervent prayer. I'm reminded also of St. Therese, and St. Teresa of Avila, saints who taught me so much about faith.
Thank you for coming, Veronica! I'm your subscriber, and I'm grateful for the inspiration you share on your Substack. We do need to see grace in many simple moments in our lives.
We use Catholic Social Teaching to foster spiritual and civic renewal. t4cg.substack.com
Our Director, Jenny Sinclair, also co-hosts the Leaving Egypt podcast. Each week, Jenny and her co-host speak to a different guest exploring what it means to be God's people in an age of unravelling. leavingegyptpodcast.substack.com
I've always loved to write, but have fallen in love with learning about the Catholic faith over the past 5 years. A little over a year ago, I quit my job as an engineer to be a SAHM to our son. Since then, we've had our second, a daughter! Throughout all the changes, I've searched for a creative outlet to fill my cup that fits in with my life as a wife and mom. This Substack has offered so much flexibility and it's been so fun! I love researching topics and bringing the truth to light.
Learning about my Catholic faith has deepened my relationship with the Lord. I desire to help others experience intimacy with Christ.
Hi, Jamie! I love the name of your Substack. I can't help but be reminded about God's gentle nudge. He's always there, caring for us, but He is ever so gentle, patient and kind. Let us pray for one another as we continue to strive to grow in faith, hope and love!
Hello! Please visit my Substack Searching For Shalom!
I write about my experiences of healing from an eating disorder, growing in healthy body image, and reflections on domestic spirituality and daily life as a young mother and writer.
Thank you, Hannah! I subscribed to your Substack, and I love your post about Slow Living. That's something that people today can learn so much from. God bless you and your loved ones!
Thanks Jocelyn. I am moving my A Catholic Newbie blog over to Substack. I write about Catholicism from the perspective of a newbie (I'm a convert), diving deep but without all the jargon :). Here is the link:
I was dead in a tomb of depression/anxiety/panic/fear/worry. Jesus called me out and set me free over the course of many years and in a very dramatic way. My substack focuses on mental and spiritual health. I am a Husband, a father of 4, Catholic and loving it!
We are all Lazaruses…. Or Lazari…. However you unbind it, Jesus rolls away the stone, calls us out by name from our unique tombs and sets us free.
Please visit my Substack: The Diary of a Single Catholic Writer. I write about my journey as a full-time Catholic writer.
"Only God's love satisfies. I invite you to walk with me. Together, let us draw nearer to Jesus." https://singlecatholicwriter.substack.com/
Hello! I write for Missio Dei and I also run my own Substack called Saint Tolkien. Here are the links:
www.missiodeicatholic.org
https://sainttolkien.substack.com
Thank you very much, Kaleb! I follow your two Newsletters.
I appreciate it, and the many follows/subscriptions from your recommendations!
https://www.catholicnutshellnews.com is my Substack daily newsletter. Thanks for the promo! We help exercise the Catholic news muscle.
Thank you, John! You do a great job curating Catholic News. I often run out of time trying to keep myself updated.
Thank you! https://open.substack.com/pub/authorallisonramirez?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=29e7kp
My Substack link is above! I send a new newsletter every Saturday.
I'm a Catholic author of devotional journals on the Rosary and a YA dystopian fiction series. I'm also an editor.
Thank you, Allison! I love reading dystopian novels, especially when written by a fellow Catholic. God bless you!
Thank you! :)
My view here will be similar to what Joan of Arc said. If the Pope is in sin, may God help him. If he is not guilty as accused, may the grace of God keep him in safety. In both instances, let us pray for him.
Hi! I write Stella Maris Designs, where I share my original Catholic artworks with religious and fantasy themes, as well as original cover art for various novels, such as Grace Bourget’s (mentioned by Therese Judeana) and for Therese Judeana’s trilogy and posts on Windflower. I also share at least one historical artwork each month with my thoughts on the symbolism.
https://stellamarisdesigns.substack.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=substack_profile
These are some of the Catholic books I’ve created covers for, besides the Ransom series by Therese:
https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/valeofhope/
https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/admare/
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing with us your Catholic artworks. I read on your About page that you're accepting commissions and those interested can go to your site https://stellamarisdesigns.substack.com/about
Yes, thank you! I’m currently working on a project for one of the fiction writers here on Substack. In the next couple of weeks I’ll share a price table for the various types of projects I’d be undertaking, so anyone interested will be able to get an idea before they reach out to me. I’m willing to work on sacred art projects, logos, wordmarks, and illustrations and cover artwork for novels, whether in print or on Substack, so long as all aspects of the project and the image’s use adhere to Catholic morals and traditional values. I just want everything I create to serve God in some way, so if anyone else has the same goal for their project and is in need of artwork, please feel free to reach out!
What a wonderful idea to have this. Jocelyn, I admire your writing and appreciate your collaborative and evangelizing spirit in making this available. Here's my Substack: https://carlosbriceno.substack.com/ It helps to encourage and inspire others to surrender to the Lord.
Also, here's an idea I've been sharing. What if we periodically held Catholic Online Festivals where we pick themes and then pair up with someone else on Substack and carve out several hours on a particular date on Zoom where each pair presents a half-hour conversation with each other on topics they choose related to the theme? Each festival has people who haven’t appeared in the previous one. The Catholic community on here promotes it. “Audience” members can watch live. The recordings can then be shared among us as podcasts on our Substack accounts.
For those interested, please comment on here or DM me.
Jesus, we surrender ourselves to you, take care of everything!
That would be a great idea, Carlos! Perhaps you can share the details later on for those who want to join. :-)
Thanks, Jocelyn. So far, two people have indicated they are interested in being part of it. My hope is to find several more. If you're interested, please let me know so I can keep track. Also, if you are interested, please starting praying about whom you would like to have the conversation with. Thank you and have a blessed day!
https://peregrinus.substack.com/
Saintly content daily plus other stuff. Lots of London.
I visited your Substack and l love the daily quotes, prayers and art!
You are very kind. Thank you.
I am a traditional Catholic, former theology teacher, who has been creating non-traditional faith-based music for decades. I would love to connect far and wide with fellow Catholics.
https://marklajoieoflivingwaters.substack.com
Thank you for joining, Mark! I'm a fan of your compositions.
You were one of the first I encountered here. You have helped me feel comfortable. Thank you! I thank the Good God for good colleagues like you, and I pray for you and all those I am meeting here through your efforts.
Love your music, Mark! I can highly recommend it to everyone :-)
I am humbly grateful for the recognition. May many be blessed.....
I forgot to mention, I’ve also published a trilogy in Catholic science-fantasy on En Route Books & Media:
https://enroutebooksandmedia.com/crossofsecrets/
https://www.enroutebooksandmedia.com/trialbytime/
https://www.enroutebooksandmedia.com/shardsofcrystal/
I also recommend checking out novels written by Grace Bourget, who also publishes with En Route. I haven’t read much else from the publisher, but Grace has some fun fantasy and historical novels, as well as a book of poetry and Christmas plays.
Thank you joining, Thérèse. You're so talented! May God continue to make you an instrument of the beauty of faith!
Thank you, Jocelyn!
I’m a Catholic that writes speculative fiction but it’s only “Catholic” in the sense of having a “Catholic sensibility.” voltandfable.substack.com
I'm so happy to find Catholics writing fiction. Thank you for leaving your link!
Hello! My novel The City Mother won a 2023 Catholic book award:
https://chrismpress.com/books/the-city-mother/
(also available on Amazon)
My essay & fiction is Substack is called Creative License:
https://mayasinha.substack.com/
Thank you very much for sharing your Catholic book! It's always a joy to find books written by fellow Catholic writers.
I write about prayer, motherhood, theology, vocation, and homeschooling at mamaprays.substack.com.
I write about bioethics, theology, how emerging technologies are reshaping our human future at my substack Brave New Us at www.faithandbioethics.com.
ANNNNDD you can find my books, the Mama Prays Devotional and Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone Mad (OSV) where books are sold and of course Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Mama-Prays-devotional-Catholic-moms/dp/B09ZCSW48H
https://www.amazon.com/Reclaiming-Motherhood-Culture-Gone-Mad/dp/1681927756
If you read them, I'd love to have your review! God bless!
Thank you, Samantha! I'm your subscriber at Mama Prays, but I have just subscribed to your other Substack Brave New Us. The topic is very interesting and timely. God bless you and your family!
Thank you so much, Jocelyn, for this precious thread and for connecting us!
It's so great to be on this journey together, support each other and pray for each other :-)
Love & Blessings
Malaika
I have a Substack where I share writing about faith, travel, books, television, and more.
https://open.substack.com/pub/caminoagranada?r=e7vum&utm_medium=ios
Thank you, Michelle! I love your review about The Supper of the Lamb. I hope I can also purchase a copy for my nephews.
Hi! My substack is called Unselected Writings. I am a new Catholic and have been writing about my conversion. https://open.substack.com/pub/ljfleur?r=2cnnwy&utm_medium=ios :)
Thank you for writing about your conversion, Leah! I have subscribed to your Substack and I love your reflections on St. Hildegard.
Thank you, Jocelyn!
onfaithandlife.substack.com - I've only just started but I'd welcome others to join me on this journey. Thank you for the opportunity to share my work with your audience
Thank you also, Ben! God bless you.
Thanks for doing this, Jocelyn!
Here’s my Substack: https://stefanoganddini.substack.com/
“For anybody who needs a little hope. Vulnerable stories, inspiring insights, practical lessons I’ve learned about life, God, and suffering. Delivered straight to your inbox every Friday morning.”
It's good to see you here, Stefano! We need more stories of faith and hope today.
You can find my Substack here: https://survivingsilentplanet.substack.com/ I write on several different topics, giving Catholic takes on history, psychology, and really whatever interests me that day.
Thank you, Sean! I like your posts about personality types.
Love the name!
Thank you so much, Jocelyn! What a great idea!
Yes, let's pray for each other, support each other, and grow together in faith :-)
I love this!
I am Catholic, but my Substack is not specifically Catholic; it is Christian.
The goal of my Substack is to help people heal, become free, get back on the right track with God, grow in faith, and be set on fire for God and their divine mission.
I will share my testimonies of what the Lord has done in my life to strengthen the faith of others. I share my stories to encourage and inspire others and bring hope.
Here is the link for those interested: https://sparkxpress.substack.com
Thank you so much, Jocelyn!
God bless you all!
Please keep on sharing the Good News through your works and the testimony of your life, Malaika. You always inspire me with your faith! Thank you and God bless you. :-)
Thank you so much, Jocelyn!
You too, please keep writing and sharing the Good News.
Your writing is such a blessing to me!
I love reading from you on Medium and Substack.
I appreciate your down-to-earth and truthful articles. The tips you give are so helpful! As a newbie on these platforms, I am so super grateful for that.
Thank you also for putting us in touch and connecting us here.
I am so thankful that Jesus brought us together.
God bless you abundantly, dear Sister!
Thank you for creating this thread Jocelyn. My substack, The Catholic Christian, can be found here: https://christianliguori.substack.com/
This publication concentrates on living out the liturgical life within the Church, balanced takes on situations within the Church, and catechesis.
All of this drawn from my own experiences and study. I have been a director of catechesis (religious ed, faith formation, etc.) for three years and was a director of music and liturgy for several years before that. Also, I have been an MC for many years and have been serving at liturgy for over 20 years. My latest venture is studying and becoming involved in the life of the Ruthenian (Byzantine) Catholic Church.
Thank you, Christian! Your Substack will be a wealth of knowledge for fellow Catholics and even for those who would like to know more about our faith.
Thank you! That’s very kind of you to say.
Thank you for this, Jocelyn! I write two Catholic Substacks: one is Windflower, for clean but fun Catholic fiction which is predominantly fantasy and science fantasy, with a couple other genres thrown in. Currently I’m working on one that’s a little bit closer to the noir genre, set in the 1930’s. I also share some of my research and writing process alongside fashion history posts and my own fashion designs!
https://windflowers.substack.com/
The second is Aestheté, a substack for Catholic (and Catholic takes on) literature in the form of audio dramas. The first chapter is coming out this Saturday!
https://aestheteamphitheatre.substack.com/
Wow, I just subscribed to your second Substack. Very interesting!
Thank you!
Thanks Jocelyn. https://catholicaudiomedia.substack.com
You're most welcome! Do pray for us, Father. God bless you always and thank you!
Hello and thank you. My Substack is devoted to the influence of St. Joan of Arc and St. Thérèse on my life. It is a phenomenology of my experience with them.
https://www.doveandrose.com/
Thank you for joining us here, Walter! I love both saints. Though I have just recently been acquainted with St. Joan of Arc. I know I can learn so much from her, especially when it comes to spiritual courage.
Please check out my https://RoseanneTSullivan.substack.com. I am a writer of all trades, including poetry, an artist, and a photographer. At my substack, I write journalistic pieces, essays, and memoirs, about whatever topics strike my Catholic imagination. And there are lots of photos. Poet and culture critic Dana Gioia has said several times that I am the unofficial historian of the Catholic literary and artistic revival. He said it again last week at an Artists Retreat put on by the Benedict XVI Institute of Sacred Music and Divine Worship, which is an organization started by San Francisco's Archbishop Cordileone, to which I am attached at the heart, and for which I manage their B16 and Catholic Arts Today Facebook pages.
Thank you for joining us, Roseanne! I hope art and beauty can draw the world again to faith.
My substack is called Art for the Liturgical Year! I write reflections about art for relevant feast days, solemnities, etc.
https://open.substack.com/pub/ameliasimsmckee?r=9a2xe&utm_medium=ios
Thank you, Amelia! May you continue to bless more people by God's grace.
https://catholicknighthood.substack.com/
For modern men with a hear of chivalric knights of old.
I hope many Catholic men are drawn towards chivalry. Thank you, Paul!
Thanks Jocelyn! I write at themelancholycatholic.substack.com
Sharing the beauty of the melancholic temperament as a Catholic wife and mom.
Good to see you here, Ashley! Thank you and God bless you always. :-)
Thank you! ❤️
I write about things that helped lead me to cross the Tiber and my recent pilgrimage to room, as well as whatever else pops into my head (often related to education/catechesis.)
https://trektothelight.substack.com/
Btw, this is a great idea!
Thank you Chris. I just subscribed to your Substack. Very informative for those who seek answers about our faith.
I write on This Catholic Family about marriage, womanhood, and conversion! I also write middle grade fiction with Catholic themes. The Edge of In Between is my Catholic inspired retelling of The Secret Garden! https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0593202104/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=&sr=
Thiscatholicfamily.substack.com 😊
Thank you for coming, Lorelei! I read your post about the Aurora and I was blessed by your beautiful experience. God indeed has a special way of making us feel His love.
Love this idea, Jocelyn! My husband and I are new to Substack but it has quickly become our favourite app. We have a Catholic ministry devoted to evangelization and teaching others how to evangelize. Our Substack is
boatsonfire.substack.com
I just subscribed to your Substack, Kara! We need more writers and evangelists today to speak the truth in love. God bless you and your family.
Thank you so much, Jocelyn! It’s great to see other Catholics coming together to support each other.
And thanks for responding! Being new to this, it’s easy for me to think that other writers are just emotionless bots. It’s good for my heart to get a response ☺️
Hey, Catholic fam! I write fiction and serial short fiction. I also wrote my first novel, GHOSTS!
Check it out! Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
https://books2read.com/ghostsamthomas
https://aaronmichaelthomas.substack.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=substack_profile
Hi, Aaron! Will "The Beacon" also be published as a book? The story is very interesting. Thank you for joining us here. God bless you!
Not yet anyway haha. It will be a longer short story more like a novella. I have plans to publish Alice and Max however into a published novel YA. Yes the Beacon is a fun one. Thank you
Hi Jocelyn, thanks for this thread. Nice, to meet a Catholic promoting fellow Catholic writers.
I write three blogs, the main one is called Catholic Tradition, where I write articles on the Faith and why we hold these things dear. My second blog is called Popes and Councils, and the third one is Honey and Salt, which has posts on meditations.
Please follow my substack on https://substack.com/@lydiadavidson?utm_source=profile-page
Pax,
Lydia
Thank you for coming, Lydia! Let us pray for each other as we shine the light of faith, hope and love. The world needs more Catholic voices to overcome the darkness spreading in our time.
Hello everyone! I write for Missio Dei along with my own two Substack blogs:
Create Soul Space: A Catholic's Guide to Recognizing and Healing from Domestic Abuse, https://www.createsoulspace.org
and The Prodigal Parishioner, https://www.prodigalparishioner.com
Thank you for continuing to be a voice of truth, healing and love, Jenny! I'm also sharing here a link to your book... https://jennydubay.weebly.com/books.html
Thank you for sharing the book link, Jocelyn!
I attempt to write (mostly) Catholic poetry here:
clamores.substack.com
I'm so glad to find your Substack, Joe! I love poetry, especially when written in the light of our faith.
Right here: https://contrariancatholic.substack.com/
Thanks for doing this, Jocelyn! Very cool idea!
Thank you, Stan! I just subscribed to your Substack. May we all grow in God's love, wisdom and truth. God bless you and your loved ones!
Hi and thank you Jocelyn! I've just discovered your newsletter.
I returned to the faith a few years ago and am also now chronicling my life journey in Tuscany,
Italy which is sadly the least religious region in all of Italy! https://nicolebrignolle.substack.com/
Hello, Nicole! How wonderful to know that. I visited your publication and I just subscribed. Great to hear your podcast about the small fridge. :-) God bless!
You're so generous. Thank you dear Jocelyn ❤️🔥
A Catholic novelist and essayist https://gmbaker.substack.com
Thank you very much for joining us! I'm looking forward to reading your insightful posts. God bless you.
Thanks so much! Books I've published include: My Catholic Keepsake (Baby Memory Book), A Painted Rosary, A Stained Glass Rosary, and Lectio Divina: 30 Days of Peace Journal. Available here: https://www.thyolivetree.com/collections/online-shop
Thank you also for sharing your wonderful works, Kate! God bless you.
Here's mine! My third ever post just went live this morning. I write about Catholicism, but also about other topics.
https://vickywolakwrites.substack.com/
Thank you, Vicky! Please continue writing and sharing your gift to the world. God wants us to be witnesses of His mercy, grace and love!
Howdy y’all, I don’t have much yet but I will start making weekly posts in my publication “The Imitation of Man”, in which I analyze what it means to be a man from the Catholic perspective. After I complete this, I plan on posting more stuff about Catholic masculinity but also about general spirituality. I’m just a young Catholic that likes to write and wants to help people in any way he can. Ad maiorem Dei gloriam.
https://substack.com/@philiphavard?r=3q59hm&utm_medium=ios
Thank you, Philip! I'm looking forward to reading your posts.
Thank you Jocelyn. I write about faith, family, and motherhood, with a particular interest in Carmelite spirituality at The Way of the Wildflowers:
https://open.substack.com/pub/tinamayeux?r=276kbf&utm_medium=ios
Thank you, Tina! The Carmelite spirituality has a special place in my heart. Whenever I read about it, I recall fervent prayer. I'm reminded also of St. Therese, and St. Teresa of Avila, saints who taught me so much about faith.
Thanks for the invitation, Jocelyn!! Here is my Substack: https://veronicaszczygiel.substack.com/ and my website: https://veronicaszczygiel.com/index.html
Peace!!
Thank you for coming, Veronica! I'm your subscriber, and I'm grateful for the inspiration you share on your Substack. We do need to see grace in many simple moments in our lives.
Thank you, Jocelyn! I also really appreciate your Substack, especially hearing about your journey as a writer.
Thanks for this Jocelyn.
We use Catholic Social Teaching to foster spiritual and civic renewal. t4cg.substack.com
Our Director, Jenny Sinclair, also co-hosts the Leaving Egypt podcast. Each week, Jenny and her co-host speak to a different guest exploring what it means to be God's people in an age of unravelling. leavingegyptpodcast.substack.com
Thank you for joining us here and sharing your Substack and podcasts! I do hope we can all work together for the common good.
I write about Catholicism over at thegentlenudge.substack.com
I've always loved to write, but have fallen in love with learning about the Catholic faith over the past 5 years. A little over a year ago, I quit my job as an engineer to be a SAHM to our son. Since then, we've had our second, a daughter! Throughout all the changes, I've searched for a creative outlet to fill my cup that fits in with my life as a wife and mom. This Substack has offered so much flexibility and it's been so fun! I love researching topics and bringing the truth to light.
Learning about my Catholic faith has deepened my relationship with the Lord. I desire to help others experience intimacy with Christ.
Hi, Jamie! I love the name of your Substack. I can't help but be reminded about God's gentle nudge. He's always there, caring for us, but He is ever so gentle, patient and kind. Let us pray for one another as we continue to strive to grow in faith, hope and love!
Thank you! That's exactly what the name means :)
Hello! Please visit my Substack Searching For Shalom!
I write about my experiences of healing from an eating disorder, growing in healthy body image, and reflections on domestic spirituality and daily life as a young mother and writer.
hannahchartier.substack.com
Thank you, Hannah! I subscribed to your Substack, and I love your post about Slow Living. That's something that people today can learn so much from. God bless you and your loved ones!
Thanks so much <3
You are very kind. Thank you.
Thanks Jocelyn. I am moving my A Catholic Newbie blog over to Substack. I write about Catholicism from the perspective of a newbie (I'm a convert), diving deep but without all the jargon :). Here is the link:
https://catholicnewbie.substack.com/
Hello everyone and thanks for the invite Jocelyn!
I just started my substack and it is called Loved Like Lazarus. Here is the link: https://benziemann.substack.com
I was dead in a tomb of depression/anxiety/panic/fear/worry. Jesus called me out and set me free over the course of many years and in a very dramatic way. My substack focuses on mental and spiritual health. I am a Husband, a father of 4, Catholic and loving it!
We are all Lazaruses…. Or Lazari…. However you unbind it, Jesus rolls away the stone, calls us out by name from our unique tombs and sets us free.
God Bless you all!