She’s Not There: A Poem of Loss
Who thought that an empty seat could take up so much room?
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Jessica Dickenson
Jessica Dickenson is a marketing professional and freelance writer from Milwaukee, WI. Her work appears in the 2023 anthology Along the Shore: Strategies for Living with Grief. Beyond her university marketing role, she runs a small business and contributes as an ARC reviewer and interviewer of emerging authors. Jessica's insights, reviews, and musings are shared on her blog at https://jessicadickenson.wordpress.com/
Latest Articles By Jessica Dickenson
Art and Prayer Are the Same
Whether through the brushstrokes of a master painter or the silent prayers of a devout soul, both art and prayer have the power to uplift, inspire, and lead individuals closer to the source of all beauty and truth.
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Did Christ Die by Crucifixion?
No victim of crucifixion dies outright once the nails are placed in their hands and feet, but the act of crucifying begins a set of simultaneous potential causes of death. So how did Christ die?
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Elopement: Embracing Catholic Matrimony in Intimate Splendor
Canon Law clearly outlines that as long as you follow religious and legal requirements, there isn’t a rule that bars eloping.
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Literally Walk With Our Lord During the Eucharistic Revival!
God is stirring in the hearts of His people!
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12 Inspirational Quotes from the Saints for Easter
Throughout the centuries, the saints have offered profound insights and wisdom on Easter, guiding believers to deepen their faith and embrace the joy of Christ's triumph over death
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5 Things to Know About Divine Mercy Sunday
Divine Mercy has been called "the greatest grassroots movement in the history of the Catholic Church." But what is it?
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The 15 Secret Tortures and Sufferings of Jesus
What are the fifteen hidden sufferings that Our Lord is reported to have revealed to Sister Mary Magdalen of the Poor Clares?
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25 Quotes to Prepare For Holy Week
As we enter into holy week, here are some words of wisdom from holy men and women to guide us to that Easter joy!
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He Washed Feet
What would you do if you knew tomorrow was your last day? Jesus knew, and he washed feet.
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5 Novels to Get You Through Lent
Fiction, with its power to transport readers to different times, places, and perspectives, offers a unique opportunity for introspection. While reading may not be as austere, novels provide a lens through which to contemplate themes of sin, redemption, and the search for meaning.
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25 Inspiring Quotes to Guide You Through Lent
Drawing from the wisdom of the saints, who exemplify lives of holiness and devotion, we can find inspiration and guidance for our Lenten journey.
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From Dawn to Dusk: Rediscovering the Liturgy of the Hours
At its core, the Liturgy of the Hours is a communal prayer of the Church. Each member—clergy, religious, and laity—plays a unique and indispensable part in this symphony of prayer.
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Sanctity Knows No Color: Unveiling the Saints During Black History Month
While Black History Month may seem like a secular celebration, it presents a wonderful opportunity to research and celebrate the diverse array of black saints whose lives and deeds have inspired millions around the world.
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The Crucifix of Saint Josemaría: Symbolism and Devotion in The Way of the Cross
The empty cross is not Christ’s cross, the empty cross is yours.
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