Stories from women just like you
Your Story is Sacred
Your story is sacred—every part of it—and God has been here all along.
You Are Not A Statistic—You Are Beloved
Jesus doesn’t see us as part of the statistic because He sees all of us, not just an isolated event or season of our lives.
The Loaves and Fish of Our Lives
Longing is ever-present in our lives, from the smallest pleasures to the grandest vocations. What is the Lord asking you to give Him to fulfill this hunger?
Life-Giving Water | A Reflection on Mother Olga’s Prayer
Thank You God for an endless supply of life-giving water—Lord, fill me, again and again.
Don’t Rush Your Recovery
God is healing you right now. He’s giving you graces right now—don’t miss them waiting for gifts that haven’t been given.
Celebrating Our “Manasseh” | Five Years of Magdala
As I look back on five years of Magdala, I am grateful for a God Who not only heals us, but allows us to forget what does not speak of Him.
A Lesson in Hope from The Chosen
This is the response we should have to the devil’s lies. This is the attitude we adopt in our recovery.
Self-Care in Recovery
Self-care, to me, has become a necessary part of recovery—and it’s been all the more necessary that it becomes real self-care.
John 8 is a Lesson in God’s Mercy
We’re all familiar with the woman caught in adultery, but let’s reflect on her story one more time.
A Litany To the Women Who Got Me Here
A prayer for the women who received me with the eyes of Jesus, and loved me when I felt unloveable.
5 Saints to Walk With in Recovery
Here are some saints who know recovery well, and whose intercession can be a comfort for us on our healing journeys.
“The Most Important Day of Your Life”
The lack of a wedding band does not alter your identity.
Abba, Father | A Meditation on Suffering
Allow yourself to cry out to Him, not from ungratefulness, but of faith in His deliverance and hope in the Resurrection.
Grace Conquers All | A Reflection on St. Mary Magdalene
The only thing that determines whether we’re Mary Magdalene at the foot of the cross, or Pilate sending Christ to His death, is our willingness to receive God’s grace.