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  A mom of eight children and married for 18 years, our guest, author Hallie Lord, was stunned when her marriage fell apart. Listen as Hallie shares very vulnerably the unexpected dramatic change she encountered in her marriage and teaches us about how to unearth treasure and make peace with the unfinished work in our lives. This conversation was so rich. I know it is going to encourage many of you who feel stuck in your lives, those who are on the precipice of a difficult decision, and those reeling from a life that fell or is falling apart.   When Playing it Safe Keeps You Miserable Hallie’s recent book, Falling Home: Creating   Life that Catches You When You Fall, is a deep dive into the unfamiliar, unchartered undercurrent of what happens when life falls apart. Often, when we face moments like this, we are tempted to play it safe and cling to what’s familiar. Hallie can relate, and thought back to when she operated in this mode. She writes, “It was better to remain safe, even if safety meant misery. At least I’d be alive.” How many of you have felt like this? I know I’m being hurt, but it’s not as bad as it could be. I know I should demand better, but at least I’m not alone.   Too many people are stuck in miserable relationships because it’s familiar. It’s all they know. It’s much harder to step outside of what’s familiar, but playing it safe is often the wrong move.   The Value of Premarital Coaching Hallie encourages everyone who’s thinking about getting married to go to premarital counseling or premarital coaching. We all bring patterns, habits, and dysfunction into our marriages, and premarital coaching can help to shine a light on these potential problems and patterns we inherit from our families of origin. I, personally, will not marry a couple if they have not gone through some sort of premarital work. As a relationship coach, it’s my job to help couples avoid the common yet often hidden traps waiting to snatch away their bliss. Do not, I repeat, do not get married without premarital coaching.   Schedule a FREE One-On-One Coaching Session Here   Hallie never thought she’d get divorced. It’s a promise she had made to herself, especially after seeing her parents divorce. But as she slowly realized things in her marriage would not change, she knew it was time to make this difficult choice.   What’s the Worst that Can Happen? When life falls apart, we often meditate on the absolute worst thing that can happen. What if, Hallie asks, we focused on asking ourselves what possible good could come out of the situation? What if we, instead, looked for hidden treasures in the unexpected and unfinished work in our lives?   Life doesn’t have to be hard all the time, and when it is hard, it doesn’t have to remain hard. There is another path . . . another way forward. It’s the path of discovering that there is light and life even in the shadows of darkness.   That’s the message behind Falling Home, and that is the message of this hope series on the podcast. When life falls apart, there is always hope to be found, even in the unexpected and unfinished spaces.   Links Mentioned in this Episode   Get Hallie’s Book: Falling Home: Creating a Life that Catches You When You Fall Connect with Hallie on Instagram or her Website   Interested in my Wife Life group coaching session? Find out more here!     SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media. Finally, please leave a rating and a comment on Apple Podcasts to let me know how this podcast is helping you and your relationships. I’m always open to guest suggestions and how I can make the show even better!        

The podcast kicks off with Lino's neighbor Bob Keefer (Tom Leopold) calling in with a neighborly offer. Then, Hallie Lord talks endorsements, divorce, and Don't Count Your Blessings. After that, St Blaise has some gaps in his life story. And the podcast wraps up with a listener asking the similarities between Lino and Howard Stern! 

We are kicking off the 2021 season of the podcast with our friend and yours, Hallie Lord! Hallie is a speaker, co-founder of The Edel Gathering, a devoted Sephora fan, author of upcoming book Falling Home: Creating a Life That Catches You When You Fall, beloved radio show host, and mom of 8. She's also … Continue reading FoC 148: Navigating Life's Storms Without Sinking with Hallie Lord →

If you don't have a best friend (or boyfriend / girlfriend) you can set goals in this area of life. Here's what I did when I was really lonely because I had no friends - and how Hallie Lord had the misfortune of becoming my best friend. P.S. If you have a sec, leave a review!

(00:00:00) – Jen cleaned out her dirty car yesterday and found gift bags left over from the 2017 Edel Gathering that she and Hallie Lord hosted. She sent a picture of it to Hallie who replied with an audio file of her laughing hysterically. Jen talks about all the things she's good at and bad at and what does self-acceptance look like especially when brought to light by a friend.   (00:16:53) - Jen talks about how it changed her life to stop asking if she’ll fail and start asking how she can live a great story.   (00:24:32) - Jen has decided that it’s time to burn down Catholic Twitter.

SiriusXM is offering free access to its channels through September 10, so you can listen to Jen live! Tune in to channel 129 from 2 - 4 PM ET (11 - 1 PT). Listen in your car or on the SiriusXM app.   (00:00:00)- Hallie Lord comes on with the fire. She reveals the tiredness she’s seen in the Church, and calls out the futility of “liberal” and “conservative” labels.   (00:37:53)- Meg Hunter Kilmer and Jen have strong words for Catholic bishops.   (1:15:41)- Catholics call from all over the country to tell Jen honestly how their faith is doing in light of the scandals. Don’t miss the powerful stories from Bob in Montana and Sam in Georgia (toward the end of the segment). (edited)

In this episode of Emotions in Harmony, Dr. Carmen Román expresses certain points of view about all those who, for different reasons, do not enjoy Christmas. The different motivations that may be affecting them are discussed at a psychological level. Enjoy this episode and learn how to establish certain psychological boundaries so that the Grinch does not alter your environment or your emotional state. At the same time, you will reflect about how to recognize with your body and your heart more than the intellectual. Similarly, Dr. Carmen Roman tell us about how to spiritually and mentally embrace the Grinch as we prepare to enjoy the holiday season. Finally, they will have the secrets of how to feel better with yourself even in the presence of this type of people in your family nucleus and how to help other people to overcome this type of behavior for the enjoyment of this Holiday. We close this end of the season with this great chapter where Dr. Carmen Roman tells us about her experiences as a psychologist about the treatment of this type of people and how to establish borders with them mentally and in the same way, why this type of people expect you to do something for them. What you will learn in this episode: How to help and save yourself from the person near you who is not enjoying the holidays How to identify them (Grinch) How to identify the problems that they could bring you in your life How to set clear up boundaries How to be gracious about these boundaries How to move on with your life Why those Grinch spread madness and anger Reasons you may consider while protecting your mental health Feelings you may experience when trying to accommodate for a Grinch. The value of being true to yourself and avoid the temptation of changing others.   Recommended books - The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World by Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu. Available at http://amzn.to/2BTgaGz - On the Other Side of Fear: How I Found Peace by Hallie Lord. Available at http://amzn.to/2zcGOVp   Connect with Dr. Carmen Roman: Website – www.emotionsinharmony.com Email her at carmen@armoniaemocional.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DraCarmenRoman/ Twitter https://twitter.com/DraCarmenRoman YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/cafecitovirtual

- Jen has a fun chat with author Melanie Shankle about how to realize that you’re living the “good ol’ days” NOW. - Jen talks about Twitter’s 280 character limit (and what it has to do with all of us) and Oprah’s recent comment that every guest she’s ever interviewed asked how they did. - In the wake of the Las Vegas shootings, Jen talks with Hallie Lord about how to talk to our children about these kinds of horrific events.

- Jen and Hallie Lord have a riotously fun conversation about weight gain, body image, and why Jen wants to bring capes back into fashion. - Jen talks about the fiasco when she left a key piece of radio equipment at a hotel, as well as what it would take to build a strong Catholic culture. - Jen has a hilarious conversation with Heather Schieder about fostering a spirit of TRUST vs a spirit of CONTROL.

Fr Manno interview with Hallie Lord Siriux XM 129 by Saint Patrick Parish Homilies

This week on the Jennifer Fulwiler Show: - Jen loses horribly at cards against Ivy League grads - Hallie Lord and Jen talk about their crazy diet - Jen is deeply moved by a video detailing an atheist's conversion to Christianity 

On this episode of the Hallie Weekly podcast, Hallie Lord talks about her struggles to let go and let God and shares why she believes that learning to lean into God's will for our lives is one of the most important things we will ever do. 

This week's podcast has some of Jennifer's all-time favorite moments from the show! - Jen freaks out about a man shutting her window on the plane - Jeannie Gaffigan talks to Jen and Hallie Lord about managing crazy family life - Battle rapper Th3 Saga teaches Jen to battle rap!

It's Hallie filling in for Jen this week on the show! - Hallie discusses women being forced to breastfeed in the bathroom at the Oscars - Father Damian Ference joins the show with unique songs for a great Lenten playlist - Hallie plays clip of makeup artist teaching you how to contour your neck for better photos and shares her strong feelings on the subject

In audio from the week of Mardi Gras, Ash Wednesday, and Valentine's Day: - Jen talks to a priest who is at a lively Mardi Gras parade - Hallie Lord joins Jen for romantic date night ideas - Jen realizes the beautiful and holy "O Sacrum" is on the 50 Shades of Grey soundtrack  

- Bentley comes out with a new SUV, but here's what Jen would really want in a luxury SUV - Being who you are meant to be allows you to be an inspiration to those around you - Jen and Hallie Lord drink champagne and go shopping for Christmas gifts  - Also, Jen and Hallie give you The Broke Catholic's Guide to Gift Giving

  Jennifer Fulwiler and Hallie Lord laugh and joke around as they discuss their different ideas of what a romantic evening with their spouses would look like. Hallie offers unique insights about how even the most overwhelmed couples can fan the flames of their romance, even if they have young children or are on a tight budget. After hearing this interview, you'll be ready to plan a fabulous date night to rekindle the spark in your marriage.

January 22, 2013 This week’s episode: “Blessed are They”: St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross “Among Women” Guest: Rebecca Ryskind Teti This week we look at the amazing dignity of woman and the gift of physical and spiritual maternity. This is one of those programs that is really foundational — theologically — to the mission of Among Women. I’m so happy to share some of the “feminine genius” that you will find in the writings of a saint, and the writings of women today, who are inspired by the gospel and the bedrock of our Church’s social teaching — the dignity of the human person, and its subset of ideas that embraces the genius of womanhood. I’m happy to welcome faith and culture writer Rebecca Ryskind Teti to this episode, as she shares her faith and the beauty of her intellect as she unpacks a chapter that she wrote on the subject of the Feminine Genius. Also, today, on the 40th anniversary of the Roe vs Wade decision in the United States, I shared my debut piece in the Washington Post, and my subsequent radio interview of the same. We also pray the today’s part of the Nine Days novena for life.  Be sure to check all the links below for lots of good information. Links for this episode: St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) — a bio found at the Vatican website Rebecca Ryskind Teti’s column In Good Company Coffee Talk on Catholic Digest Style, Sex, and Substance, by Hallie Lord, with a chapter by Rebecca Ryskind Teti “Respecting Women is Respecting Life” – my article in the Washington Post Relevant Radio interview with Pat Gohn on the Washington Post article listed above   Nine Days for life novena   Other shows of related interest: AW 32 on Edith Stein and Dr Maura Hearden on the feminine genius, Part Two. Part One is here on Aw 31. AW 84:  with Hallie Lord on “Faith, Fashion, and Modesty” Reminders: Find us at the Among Women podcast facebook page.   image    

Today’s Segments: “Blessed are They”: Blessed Angela of Foligno “Among Women” Guest: Hallie Lord Links for this episode: Readings from Blessed Angela taken from Incandescence by Carmen Butcher. Donate to SQPN Hallie Lord’s blog: Betty Beguiles Article by Hallie Lord Links for fashion outlets suggested by Hallie Lord: https://www.shabbyapple.com/ http://mikarose.com/ http://www.vintagehem.com/ http://www.downeastbasics.com/index.htm http://www.diviinemodestee.com/ Prayers that Pat prayed at the end of the podcast came from The Catholic Prayer Book.