Allison Brown - Because I am His

Allison Brown is an Australian writer, wife, and mother of eight. She brings hope to the suffering through her writing and is actively involved in the Apostoli Viae community. Allison contributes regularly to CatholicMom.com, CatholicExchange.com, and the online Catholic magazine "Those Who Mourn". She has also contributed to SpiritualDirection.com. Follow her at Vineyard.to/AllisonBrown and on Instagram.


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Latest Articles By Allison Brown - Because I am His
God's Final Say
God's Final Say
God will always have the final say. No matter what, no matter the situation. We as followers need to learn to ride with the tide so to speak. But sometimes His final word can seem cruel and unfair.
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The Last Day On Earth
The Last Day On Earth
Should we live today as if tomorrow may never come? Should we let go of everything as we know it and do what we please, to experience it? Because God forbid if we didn’t experience the next exciting encounter or take a trip to some exotic location in the world!
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Boundaries in Christianity
Boundaries in Christianity
My whole life I have more or less been a people pleaser. I would prefer to agree to save from having an argument.. In the past, I would apologize regardless if I actually did something wrong or not. The point was to keep peace at all costs.
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Allowing the Grace of God
Allowing the Grace of God
How is it as mothers that we are able to time and time again reach that exhausting, I- have- had -enough, point only to face it again in the near or distant future?
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A Month of Reflections (Autism and CFS under one roof).
A Month of Reflections (Autism and CFS under one roof).
I saw a tweet earlier today (or yesterday as it is 1.03am!!) that I think was quoting something Pope Francis said, which is “People with disabilities are a gift for the family.” Wow! How powerful and thought provoking is this statement?
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Abortion-The Facts
Abortion-The Facts
Abortion is mostly a tabbo subject for many a reasons. Most people don’t want to get involved or caught up in the debate. It is something that a women must deal with since the pro-choice message is it is her choice. Women are afraid of being condemned for their choices. Most women, after an abortion, experience unsettling guilt and remorse, something that isn’t easy to admit to feeling.
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Reflections of Faith: Part Four, Finding Faith
Reflections of Faith: Part Four, Finding Faith
When my husband and I were dating I was far away from the Church. Years of being dragged to Sunday Mass and sitting through boring sermons that I did not understand how or why they related to my life was no great loss for me. Or so I foolishly thought, anyway.
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Reflections of Faith: Part Three
Reflections of Faith: Part Three
One of my favorite lines in the Bible is Luke 18:16. “But Jesus called the children to him and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”
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Reflections of Faith: Part Two
Reflections of Faith: Part Two
A Soul Reflection What would it be like to have no faith? To just walk this earth as if there were no afterlife ? To know that one day I may not wake up and then that is it?
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Reflections of Faith: Part One
Reflections of Faith: Part One
Faith is not always something that is easy to explain let alone describe. You know it is there, even if you cannot see it. You can just feel it. Like the cool night air, you cannot see it, but feel it around you.
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A Different World, A Journey Through Autism
A Different World, A Journey Through Autism
Having four children out of seven on the Autism Spectrum is hard work. Most days have their challenges and struggles.
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Standing By Jesus Through Our Persecution
Standing By Jesus Through Our Persecution
Every time I have someone attack me for my belief in the Catholic faith, at first I feel hurt and emotional, because my faith is deeply rooted in me and is not something I take lightly. But than the sun comes out and I realise that in fact this is great! Being attacked for my faith actually means I am doing something right.
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Autisim - Putting the Pieces Together
Autisim - Putting the Pieces Together
Sometimes we think its easier to fool ourselves. Sometimes to convince ourselves that something is not true, is not going to happen is easier than facing reality. Unfortunately though when its time to finally face reality, it can hit harder than it might have if we had just been honest to ourselves from the start.
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The Meaning of Life
The Meaning of Life
I love to pray. If I don't pray I feel like my life quickly starts going down hill fast. There is no peace in my heart. But when I sit down with my family I feel so at peace and in tune as if God Himself is sitting there right beside me.
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My Purpose in Life
My Purpose in Life
If you told me a week ago that I would be given the answers to my questions and daily struggles, I would have said "What ever". Truth of the matter is that over the weekend I have discovered and learnt what I needed so badly to hear, to be told.
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