My job requires me to do research everyday on what’s moving the stock market and the economy. Naturally, bitcoin is a daily conversation.
Waiting for Christ with Christ
One of my younger cousins reads my blog, and I asked her over the weekend what she thought my next topic should be. She suggested I reflect on Christmas. After …
I’m Learning Italian – For Free
I’m planning to take a pilgrimage to Italy next year, so naturally I want to learn Italian now, and I’m doing it for free.
Not a Cosmetics Consumer: Why I Rarely Wear Make Up Part 2
The day after Thanksgiving, I went with my family to see Phantom of the Opera. Yesterday’s performance was the third time I saw it, but it gripped me in a …
Not a Cosmetics Consumer: Why I Rarely Wear Make Up (Part 1)
I am not the ideal customer for the cosmetics industry because I rarely wear make up. I pretty much limit it to formal events and sometimes Easter or Christmas mass, …
The One Book Harvey Weinstein Needs
I’d love to give Harvey Weinstein a copy of Theology of the Body for Beginners(this is an affiliate link). It seems like everyday for the past month, there’s another man …
I Tried “Pray: the Catholic Novenas App”
My grandpa and I used to joke that he would need to pray a “novena” for me each week instead of regular prayers because I needed lots of help!
“4 Signs of a Dynamic Catholic” Book Review
I’m reviewing The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic by Matthew Kelly. Read on to find out how to get a FREE copy!
When in Iceland + The Pope on Consumerism
I came home last week from a 5-day trip to Iceland, most certainly being a consumer/tourist, but also reflecting on how unbelievably blessed I am.
Was Jesus a Consumer?
The Gospels teach us so much about Jesus. He was a Jew, a carpenter, and son of Mary and Joseph; he could turn water into wine, and of course he’s …