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March 25, 2018
Published By Annie Obergefell

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Last night I attended Theology on Tap at Welch’s Last night I attended Theology on Tap at Welch’s Ale House in Fort Wayne to hear Bishop Kevin Rhoades speak to young adults on the topic of Religion & Politics, and the responsibility Catholics have to vote. Not as single issue voters, but looking across the landscape of issues and making choices based on a well-formed conscience. Full write-up of the event coming in the February 9th issue of Today’s Catholic!
Parents, schools and government sometimes place mo Parents, schools and government sometimes place more value on education programs that blaze a straight path to employment. By offering Latin, educators at Our Lady of Good Hope School in Fort Wayne take a different route. Link in bio! #blog #latin
One thing I learned: From labor and beyond, the ex One thing I learned: From labor and beyond, the experience of becoming a parent is like a fingerprint. It might look roughly the same from person to person—but it remains undeniably unique. Link in bio ☝🏼#blog
Did you know January is Respect Life Month? The US Did you know January is Respect Life Month? The USCCB has a special nine day #prayer (novena) that we can pray together as a community for the protection of human life. Find it at respectlife.org/9-days-for-life #prolife.
Blink and you’ll miss it! Did you catch how Jesu Blink and you’ll miss it! Did you catch how Jesus sat with Matthew for a meal before putting him to work? In his gospel reflection for Saturday, Bishop Robert Barron explains why. Jesus cares more about our relationship with him than our work or accomplishments. Pro tip: Subscribe to Bishop Barron’s daily gospel reflections if you haven’t already. His insights are worth their weight in gold. #gospel
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About Annie

I like to write, and eight years ago my relationship with God hit the accelerator. Writing became an essential part of my life—as a tool to make sense of the journey, to learn, and to ultimately grow closer to God. I started thinking more about why I like to write, and why it had become so intertwined with my faith. I began exploring the connection between human creativity and truth, and realized this—incredible things happen at the intersection of art and God. Some day, God-willing—in a bank account far, far away—I hope to save enough for a Master's in Theology. I love pursuing God through knowledge. In the meantime, I work as a project manager and freelance writer, and balance it all with my husband and our new little boy.

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