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One of our members shared this prayer with our community after finding it within in a box of prayer cards and medals she had saved.  I've been unable to find the prayer online and there was no credit given on her prayer card.  If you know the author of this prayer please let us know in the combox as we'd love to add the attribution.  Special thanks to our friend C for sharing this with us!

Posted by on in Marriage

This post was written by myself, but originally published at The Guiding Star Project.

When I first got married I remember several women, both of my own age and that of my mother's, warning to me to be careful of those "mom groups", or "wife's night out gatherings." They gave a cautionary tale of the tendency many women have when in groups to uncharitably gossip and more specifically to talk poorly about their husbands. I quickly noticed their warnings to be quite accurate both in small gatherings as well as on TV and within the media itself. And it wasn't just the slightly cutting jokes made with well intentioned humor, it seemed to be an almost borderline, habitual discussion that was the default to most interactions.

Posted by on in NFPWORKS

Do you all miss Jess's NFPworks fertility news round-up?  Well it's back with a new fancy graphic and everything!

Visit our friends at IuseNFP for their latest Fertility News Round-up! Check out their site for the most recent highlights in natural fertility news!

A sneak peek:

Birth Control and Migraines Don’t Mix: A new study published indicates a link between women who have migraines taking combined oral contraception pills and blood clots.

Waking Up From The Pill: A long (but worth it) article about the unforeseen complications on the price of “sexual freedom.”

Blog Series on NFP: Carrots For Michaelmas is hosting a series of guest post by women sharing their experience using NFP.

And Many More!!! Check it out!

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Posted by on in In the News

Attn: Twitter Savvy Friends!!  We are having a twitter party!  On April 17th at 7pm CST we (@lvgthesacrament) will join with IuseNFP (@iusenfp) and LoveNaturallyNFP (@learnnfponline) to answer questions or chat about all things NFP. Join in the conversation by tweeting with the hash-tag #nfpFAQ

This is also a great opportunity to share with your friends about NFP!  We'd love for you to share about this event on your social media accounts!

If you have never participated in a twitter party before here's a little "how to" for you!

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Posted by on in Natural Family Planning

Tom over at CatholicVote.org shares a truthfully humorous look at the thought process of an NFP using Husband during the various phases of his wife's cycle.  Click over to Catholic Vote and check it out.

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Posted by on in Natural Family Planning

One of the things my husband and I love to do together is watch sports. We tuned in on Saturdays this fall to watch our beloved Notre Dame Irish play football (who finished undefeated, but sadly lost the National Title game...still, go Irish!!). Once the football season ended ND basketball had already begun! If you've ever watched a game you'll know that with ND home sporting events comes the beautiful overhead campus shots, and for us, beautiful overhead campus shots come with lots of nostalgia...

Posted by on in Everyday Life

Whenever I attend or teach at the Catholic Writers Conference Online, I sign into the chat room during early mornings for the virtual prayer group. We type the sign of the cross (+) and then the prayer leader posts a prayer, and when we're done with it, we post (Amen.)  After that, we name our prayer intentions. And it works well...except for when it doesn't.

Posted by on in Natural Family Planning

It seems that for the fertility savvy user (who knows there may be some issues afoot) the doctor dilemma is always looming.  We are constantly having discussions on-site with women who are struggling to find a competent, fertility knowledgeable physician. Even though I'm often in the role of helping to find local options for those women, I have now found myself in the same dilemma as many of them and I can't help but ask: "Why does this have to be so difficult!"

Posted by on in Announcements

Since we first opened LTS we have discussed how best to support our Men. We've received a number of questions in the past asking why we do not welcome men into our women-only forum.  We are promoting shared fertility are we not? 

Posted by on in Living the Faith

 

My general practical nature came to the fore, and I wondered whether we get new names in Heaven. (As opposed to wondering, for example, what on earth I'm making for dinner. I only have so many brain cells, and now you see what occupies them.)

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Kristin is our forum administrator. She's a married, homeschooling, mother of four, loving life in small town Iowa. When not immersed in the unpredictable adventures of motherhood you can often find her chatting it up with the girls at Living The Sacrament!

Jane Lebak talks to angels even when they don't want to talk back. At Seven Angels, Four Kids, One Family, http://philangelus.wordpress.com, she blogs about what happens when a distracted daydreamer and a gamer geek raise their four children. She has recently published The Boys Upstairs, a novella about a Catholic priest and his estranged brother, a jaded cop, as they attempt to save three kids.

Rebecca lives in the Washington, DC area with her husband and infant son. She is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame (Go Irish!) and the Echo: Faith Formation Leadership Program. She loves cheese sauce, sports, the Sacraments, New Jersey, and squirrels.

Katie is a cradle Catholic who is learning more about her faith everyday, and is slightly addicted to open, respectful discussion about all faiths and ideals.

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