“Secretum meum mihi,” (“my secret is mine.”) was St. Edith's Stein's cryptic response when her best friend asked why she converted. We serve up interviews, historical sketches, Bible studies, book reviews and essays for Catholic women. MY SECRET IS MINE is for women with an audacious hope: that the Messiah makes all things new.
Flowers in a storm
Flowers in a stormPublished on July 22, 2026  The rain to the wind said “You push and I’ll pelt,” they so smote the garden bed, that the flowers actually knelt and lay lodged though not dead— I know how the flowers felt... --Robert Frost Every month, we will post a new photograph with a few words to ponder. New! Photography series!
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My Secret is Mine
“Secretum meum mihi,” (“my secret is mine.”) was St. Edith's Stein's cryptic response when her best friend asked why she converted. We serve up interviews, historical sketches, Bible studies, book reviews and essays for Catholic women. MY SECRET IS MINE is for women with an audacious hope: that the Messiah makes all things new.