2 Keys to Interior Peace Every Catholic Mom Needs

In today’s episode, I talk about what it really means to feel well taken care of — and why that feeling isn’t created by our circumstances, but by our thoughts.
I share the powerful story of Corrie ten Boom and the fleas, along with real examples from my own marriage, motherhood, and Christmas experiences, to show how the story we tell ourselves shapes how we experience our lives.
In this episode, we talk about:
Why feeling well taken care of is a state of mind, not a fact
How the “I’m not well taken care of” story creates resentment and loneliness
Why complaining can feel like connection (and how it often backfires)
What changes when you choose to believe, “I am so well taken care of”
How this mindset helps you care for yourself, your kids, and your marriage with more peace
I also share an invitation to join Mary’s Heart, Martha’s Order, a six-week challenge starting in January to help you build real interior peace — no matter what’s happening around you.
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If you’re ready to walk into the new year feeling calmer, more supported, and more at peace in your own body, this episode is for you.
Invite Someone to Christmas Mass: A Simple How-To

I invited someone to Mass recently and it was an incredible experience. Let me tell you all about it!
Want more interior peace in 2026? Come join Mary’s Heart, Martha’s Order. We start January 4th! Click here to see the details: https://catholicmomcalm.com/marysheart/
Simple Joys: A Chocolate Cake Lesson in Motherhood

Come see how often our good intentions accidentally make our lives more complicated — from elaborate birthday cakes to overfull calendars and holiday expectations. She walks through practical, real-life examples of choosing the simple option on purpose so you have more room for peace, prayer, and presence with your family and with the Lord.
Learn about:
Why our excitement often pushes us toward complex plans
How “just as special” simple choices can be (like a basic chocolate cake)
What to do when your schedule is packed and something has to give
Letting kids be disappointed instead of over-performing as a mom
Simple ways to approach holidays, gifts, activities, and home life
A peek at the new Mary’s Heart, Martha’s Order Planner and how it supports a simpler, more prayerful rhythm
A gentle but clear invitation to step out of the circus, choose the simpler path, and make more space for Jesus in your actual daily life.
The Feeling Every Mom Is Chasing (And How to Find It)

We’re all chasing a feeling… and it’s a feeling that only comes from the Lord. Find out how you can slow down your thinking to see where you’re seeking this feeling and how you can turn to the Lord instead.
The Only Thing You Really Need as a Catholic Mom

When we start to feel stressed, it’s helpful to ask the question, “How will I feel about this ten years from now?” This question helps us slow down and make intentional action steps instead of spinning out in worry.
Catholic Finishing School: Becoming Who God Made You

Joined by my good friend Chantal Howard, we talk about the struggles teens face in this modern culture and a powerful new program called Catholic Finishing School for teen girls.
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Summer Jealousy: When Other Moms’ Lives Look Better

Oh, when the green monster rears its ugly head during the summertime. Let’s talk about the three choices you have!
Feeling Safe and Loved: What Every Catholic Mom Needs

Are you totally failing as a mom? Probably not. Here’s a good test for whether or not you’re showing up for your kids. Have a listen!
Get Off Your Phone: Screen Time and Catholic Motherhood

I’m on a crusade to get moms off their phones. I make a strong case for why this is necessary and how you can start thinking of your phone like cigarettes. Buckle up, this is a spicy episode!
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Teens Dating

When teens are interested in dating, we often freak out. We don’t want them to make mistakes. We don’t want to screw up their ideas of love and marriage. We don’t want to feel like we have no idea what we’re doing. Let’s talk about it!