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My first time seeing the Flannery tee on someone 😍 It makes me absolutely giddy to see our newest line finally in your hands. So much love went into each design and seeing you guys love them as much as I do will never stop being surreal. Thank you each of you for being a part of this community.

In 1989, Sister Thea Bowman gave a speech to the C

In 1989, Sister Thea Bowman gave a speech to the Catholic Bishops and described to them how being black and Catholic felt like being “a motherless child.” – I read those words earlier this year and they have haunted me since. I thought about all the times that I struggled to see my face in the church and how much more that feeling must be magnified for my black sisters. I thought about the solace and hope I felt when I found Dorothy Day because it was one of the first times I saw someone like me in the process of becoming a Saint and then I thought of all my black sisters who have ached for that feeling too.
Thea was often the only black woman in Catholic spaces. She grew up in a small Mississippi town where black sisters were unheard of. People often told Thea that her black expressions of music and worship were “un-Catholic.” Yet, despite all of this, Thea joined the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration. She went on to earn an M.A. and PH.D from the Catholic University of America. She helped found both the Institute of Black Catholic Studies and National Black Sisters Conference. She became on of the most prolific evangelizers and has arguably done more anti-racism work for the Catholic church than any other person in recent history.
On being black and Catholic she said – “It means that I come to my church fully functioning. I bring myself, my black self, all that I am, all that I have, all that I hope to become. I bring my whole history, my traditions, my experience, my culture, my African American song, and dance and gesture and movement and teaching and preaching and healing and responsibility as gifts to the church.” By the end of her speech in 1989, the entire room of Bishops were moved to tears.

The gifts S.O.G. Thea Bowman brought can still be felt to this day. Let us intentionally work to carry them on.

Love is not an affectionate feeling, but a steady

Love is not an affectionate feeling, but a steady wish for the loved person’s ultimate good as far as it can be obtained. – C.S. Lewis

When Nick told his mom about me for the first time, and she asked what he like about me, he told her “She is just so feisty”
When I told one of my sisters about Nick, I said, “He so generous with his love and consistently goes out of his way to make me feel it”

The two of us - we’re on a path to Heaven. I’ll get him there with my feisty and tenacious love. He’ll get me to heaven with his generous and unyielding love.

So grateful for 11 years of steady and sacrificial love. I couldn’t have dreamed it better if I tried. Happy Valentine's Day, NJW. ❤️

The devil really wants us isolated. He wants us to

The devil really wants us isolated. He wants us to believe that we are a unique kind of unworthy or unlovable. The Devil takes the word “weak” and weaponizes it. But Christ sees the word weak and redeems it. I am a weak human and I am grateful that our Church is filled with other women like me – weak but still showing up, flawed but still worthy.

Galentines Day Giveaway! 💃💃 I was not prepar

Galentines Day Giveaway! 💃💃 I was not prepared for how hard it was to make friends as an adult and it was only compounded when I became a mom and was constantly tethered to my adorable, bottle hating Barnacle babies. I spent a lot of time feeling lonely and wondered why so many other women had these sitcom worthy squads, while I sheepishly tried to make friends at the playground. But here's what I've been learning, vulnerability is hard and it breaks your heart but it's the only way forward. Vulnerability is worth it, even when hiding with Oreos on the couch is 100x more tempting. If friendship is a flower, vulnerability is the water.
SO for today's giveaway, things are a little different, to enter: 💃 like this photo 💃 tag a friend 💃 AND tell them something you admire or love about them
Winner will receive a shirt for them AND their friend. ❤️ And Instagram friends, if you don’t have a sitcom worthy girl squad – that does not mean you are unworthy of one. You are SO worthy. You are lovable, and funny, and smart, and inspiring and if I could have you over for coffee right now, I would sweep a path through the toys so you wouldn’t trip and throw a blanket over the stains on the couch, just for you. 😘
US only, 18+ to enter.

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