Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere. It's helping us write emails, plan events, analyze data, create graphics, and run our businesses more efficiently than ever before. In fact, I used AI to help me organize my thoughts for this blog. As a Catholic businesswoman, you may feel both excitement and uncertainty around AI. Like me, you may have thoughts such as: Is this cheating? Is this authentic? Can it be trusted? So, how do we embrace this new innovation while remaining

One of the greatest gifts of being part of a Catholic women’s community is witnessing how God is quietly at work in the lives of the women around us. So often, holiness doesn’t look dramatic or loud but it looks like showing up, listening, and loving well in small, faithful ways. Recently on my podcast Catholic Moms in the Middle, I had the joy of interviewing my friend and fellow NCBWL member, Lisa Link, about her involvement with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. What beg

As Catholic women navigating the world of business, leadership, and service, we often carry far more than what others can see. We balance careers, families, aging parents, relationships, and the constant call to show up with excellence even when our hearts feel overwhelmed or stretched thin. Advent arrives each year as a quiet invitation: a sacred pause in the middle of all we juggle, whispering to us to slow down, breathe, and make room for the God who wants to enter the pla

As a Catholic woman, whether you are working in an office, managing a household, running a business, or enjoying retirement, life can...

In 2008, I was blessed to travel to Paris and visit the Notre Dame Cathedral. It was an experience that has remained with me all of these...

The Seven Sacraments As Catholic women, we often seek ways to strengthen our faith and to grow closer to Christ as we desire to live...

The Patron Saint of Faith in Adversity On November 18th, we celebrate the feast day of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne . She was born in...

On September 29 , the church celebrates the feast of the Archangels. This is a day to stop and reflect on Saints Michael, Gabriel, and...

St. Jane Frances de Chantal is a beacon of strength, faith, and grace for Catholic women everywhere. Born in Dijon, France, in 1572, her...

St. Elizabeth of Portugal is a saint who can inspire your everyday life. Her life of virtue and her holy example offer guidance for...

St. Julianna lived in the late 1200’s in Florence. She belonged to a group of religious women called The Mantellate. They were a group of...

Author: Marge Fenelon. Published by the National Catholic Register May 1, 2020 and 2016. May 1, 2020 and 2016! It's here. May, the month...

"I am the Immaculate Conception." This is the response given to St. Bernadette when she asked the beautiful lady her name. On February...

In March, we celebrate St. Patrick and look to his example of living for God. Ok, let’s be honest, we like green beer too! We often...

Saints Perpetua and Felicity are often referred to in the Eucharistic Prayer and they share a feast day on March 7th, but why are these...

One way that I connect with God is by walking in nature. It gives me an opportunity to think, reflect and to pray. Recently, I was...

I remember the day that Mother Teresa died. The world was still reeling from the shock of Princess Diana’s death only 6 days before. I...

As you read the Gospels, you will see that there were several Marys who were devoted to Jesus, but Mary Magdalene is one of the most...

St. Bridget was not "successful" in her day. By Jennie Guinn, Spiritual Chair It is a common belief that saints are extraordinary people...

By Jennie Guinn, Spiritual Director When you live your life for God, you can leave a legacy for years to come. One example of this is...

“Dear children! May this time be a time of prayer for you.” Message from Medjugorje on March 25, 2023 In 2017, I traveled to the tiny...

PEARLS OF WISDOM 2021 RAISED OVER $54,000 By: Lisa Link The Nashville Catholic Business Women's League awarded three $17,000 scholarships...

The new NCBWL Board of Directors for 2021-2023 led by president Lynne Warne was installed April 19 at the Catholic Pastoral Center.

The NCBWL awarded raised $21,000 in scholarships to the three Catholic schools in Nashville despite having to cancel its annual fundraiser.