We have two exciting links today: Carrie writes an op-ed on the end of the girlboss era in the Washington Examiner, and Amy Smith sings the praises of Emily's new Theology of Home book in NCR. Also, roast pumpkin seeds to perfection, the ancient craft of the popes' shoemaker, and wonderful read on being God's. Enjoy!

Most people are understandably feeling anxious about global instability. In our collection today, there's a helpful read about maintaining a safe haven during times of tumult. Also, ideas for various family traditions to foster, how pregnancy rewires the brain, and a new generation of classical artists and artisans. And much more!

In our collection today, Carrie's latest in The Federalist offers ways to detox from feminism. Plus, a sweet and sunny little apartment tour, a fun look at the science of a beloved book series, and an autumnal slow cooker recipe. Enjoy!

A Catholic Patriarch of Jerusalem offers himself to Hamas in exchange for hostages, serving as a light amid such deep darkness. Also in our collection today, the fascinating story of the men behind The Met, cocktails to make with prosecco, and the cathartic pleasure of rearranging objects. And more!

In our collection today we share a truly excellent read called 'The Mother's Gauntlet' about the call to self governance for the flourishing of mother and child. Plus, how to bake like a Scandinavian, how monks invented parmesan cheese, and a call from Mary Eberstadt to not fritter away the unfolding vindication of the Church's teachings on sex. And much more!

Carrie tackles a fundamental question today: Can there be Christian feminism? Also in our collection today, butternut squash soup to get you in the autumnal mood, a look at why Catholics pray with candles, and the one thing necessary if we want better schools. And much more!