Spiritual reading during lent
By Anjanette Barr As we begin our forty-day journey toward our Savior’s resurrection, we’re called to consider the ways weContinue Reading
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Examining our relationship with the poor among us
By Anjanette Barr In 2019, one in six children in the United States lived below the poverty line. A thirdContinue Reading
The New Evangelization is for us
By Anjanette Barr As children are welcomed back into religious education classes on Catechetical Sunday (September 15), I’ll be joiningContinue Reading
New playset helps foster community at Juneau parish
By Anjanette Barr Until recently, children at St. Paul the Apostle Church in Juneau enjoyed gathering in front of theContinue Reading
Made for motherhood
By: Anjanette Barr American composer Samuel Barber found inspiration for his Hermit Songs collection from poems and observations written byContinue Reading
Holy Week is different
By: Anjanette Barr Last year, in anticipation of our first Easter season in the Catholic Church, I polled my friendsContinue Reading
On the Eve of My Conversion
By: Anjanette Barr On the eve of my conversionI could not have foreseenthe depths and heights. Conversion of the heart,deathContinue Reading
Cultivating meaningful liturgical living during Lent
By: Anjanette Barr I’ve spent a lot of time this year thinking about sacrifice and suffering. Thinking about the placeContinue Reading
Thoughts from a Convert on the Sanctity of Life
By: Anjanette Barr A dozen years ago I worked at a Protestant-run pregnancy resource center. I spent my days listeningContinue Reading
Liturgical living at home
By: Anjanette Barr Liturgy – a word that has come to refer to the order of worship during our religiousContinue Reading
The Inside Passage 