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Letting Go: Rest from Perfectionism and Control
Struggling with perfectionism in your faith or fitness journey? This blog explores how letting go of control leads to deeper peace, spiritual growth, and physical renewal. Rooted in Matthew 6:34 and the wisdom of Catholic saints like St. Thérèse of Lisieux, we dive into the dangers of performance-based living and how surrendering to God can help you rebuild your body and soul. Whether you’re burned out by unrealistic goals or seeking balance in your wellness routine, this reflection offers encouragement, grace, and a practical step toward healing.
When Do You Feel Closest to God? Faith, Fitness, and Living Your Catholic Calling
When do you feel closest to God? Whether it’s at Mass, in Scripture, with loved ones, or even during a workout, our faith shapes every moment. This powerful blog explores how faith, fitness, and daily life connect to our Catholic calling, inspired by Matthew 25:31-46 and Theology of the Body. Discover how strengthening your body and soul helps you show up for Christ and live your unique mission. Read now and rebuild the body—inside and out!
Holy Rest: The Missing Piece in Your Lenten Renewal
Lent isn’t just about sacrifice—it’s about making space for renewal. In a world that glorifies busyness, we often forget that true strength comes in rest. Just as muscles rebuild during recovery, our souls are restored when we embrace holy rest.
Overcoming Catholic Guilt: Embracing Self-Care as Faithful Stewardship
Struggling with guilt over self-care as a Catholic? Discover how embracing self-care can be an act of faith and stewardship over God’s creation This guide explore reframing self-perception, overcoming guilt, and integrating self-care into a Catholif lifestyle, allowing you to honor your body while deepening your spiritual life.
Sweet Saints & Spooky Treats: A Catholic Guide to Halloween with Temperance
As Halloween approaches, many Catholic families wonder how to balance fun of costumes with the spiritual significance of this time. Rooted in the Church’s celebration of All Hallows’ Eve, Halloween is an opportunity to reflect on the communion of saints and embrace our faith with joy. In addition to honoring the Christian roots of Halloween, discover practical tips in for enjoying the festivities- yes, even indulging in some of your kids’ candy– without overdoing it.
Rediscovering Your Worth: Overcoming Body Image Struggles with Theology of the Body
In a world obsessed with outward appearance, Catholics often face unique challenges in balancing body image with their faith. Rooted in St. John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, this blog explores how understanding our bodies as reflections as God’s divine image offers a path to healing and freedom.
Assumptions Unveiled: Clearing the Fog for Truth and Clarity
We all do it– often without even realizing. We make assumptions about people situations, and even God’s will in our lives.
Modesty vs. Body Positivity: Embracing Your Body with Faith and Dignity
In today’s world, the conversation around body image has taken on a new prominence. With the rise of the body positivity movement, people are encouraged to embrace their physical selves, regardless of shape, size, or perceived imperfections… however, for Catholics…
Overcoming Setbacks: How to Stay on Track When Sickness Interrupts Your Fitness Journey
Getting sick while making progress in your fitness journey can feel like a setback. Whether it’s a cold, flu, or something more serious, the interruption can be more frustrating and disheartening, especially when you’ve been dedicated to achieving your fitness goals.
Restoring Core Harmony: Correcting LPHC Imbalances
The lumbo-pelvic-hip complex (LPHC) is often referred to as the “core” of the body serves as the foundation for nearly all functional movements.
The Link Between Blue Light, Poor Sleep, & Sugar Addiction: Understanding the Cycle & Practical Solutions
In today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world, poor sleep and sugar addiction have become rampant health issues. The omnipresence of screens and artificial lighting has introduced a new variable into this mix: blue light.
The Sanguine Temperament: Overcoming Body Image and Fitness Challenges
The Catholic Church acknowledges four classical temperaments: sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic. Each temperament has its unique characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses. This blog explores the sanguine temperament and offer insights into overcoming challenges related to body image and fitness.
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