Catholic Bard

Kimberly is a young adult convert to the Catholic faith. Her journey of faith is incorporated into her writing in which she mostly does for children. She cherishes her writing and podcasting and seeks to distribute it to as many people as possible. She is totally open and honest about her life, what she is doing and is going to. She has quite a lot to say about writing, being Catholic and the types of stories that are worth paying attention to. So it's time to let her speak for herself. It's time to…

When we pick up in this timeline, Star Wars was just out in theaters a little over a month. People were still flocking to see it. I believe I may have been one of them. Going to the theater at just 6 years old to see this big spectacle on the big screen. It shaped […]

Gerri is not just a Catholic romance writer. She also has non-romantic short stories and other varied interests. She enjoys Gregorian Chant as well as the Grateful Dead. She enjoys Jane Austen alongside Star Trek. She loves her husband and loves to write as much as any other author in our Meet the Writer series. So brew yourself a nice cup of tea and…

Meet the Author - Patheos

One of the reasons that Catholic authors can so easily embrace fantasy is because they have embraced the creative spirit of the Creator. God likes to create life. If He didn't, He wouldn't have created you or me and I wouldn't have created these words that you are reading. Our next author Sarah has created her own fantasy world set in a library, a place that collects the created worlds of so many people. While we have no power to bend the laws of physics in the real world, in the imaginative worlds of our creative mind we are given the license to do so.

In every area of my life, I've always managed to make friends. Some of these friends stick around for a short span of time and others have been with me down the path of life for quite a while. Sometimes their canoe drifts to a different part of the stream and sometimes it floats back to the same river I'm on. A friend of mine named Gabriel, who I was friends with in both middle school and high school. He has reconnected with me on that wonderful means of communication called Facebook. Were gonna have lunch sometime soon in the not-so-distant future. Last time I saw him we went out for lunch back in the late 90's or early 2000's I believe.

When I was praying recently, trying to reassure myself of God's love of me, I thought of the title of one of Chris Manion's books.

The story of the Saints permeates Catholic life. They are the foundation of all stories of our Catholic faith. The New Testament contains the first saints as they walk and interact with Jesus and the early church. Throughout history these men and women continue to fascinate us with their adventures. Anne Faye has looked into some of the lives of saints closer to our times and given us novels about their lives. When she's not creating stories, she's creating quilts and enjoying quant quality entertainment and music. It's now time to…

Terry exemplifies what all Catholics should strive for. A hunger and thirst for God in one's life and the accompanying desire to share that received love from God with others. She has had a long life dedicated to preaching and teaching about our Catholic faith. She is warm and friendly and is the type of person you could sit down and have lunch with and just talk about the faith that animates your life. Terry actually has so much more to share than what is in this short interview. But what she does share is a look into a Catholic authors soul that reflects the light of Christ. So, listen to her as she talks about her ministry. It's time to…

There are certain writers who feel called to let others know about Saints and be inspired and encouraged to call upon their intercession for us and others. Belinda felt called by God to write a prayer book to help people know and pray with the Saints on their feast days when they are most powerful in their intercession. She has a mission to help the Church pray in power this way and has given us the prayer book,