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🔥Editor of Word on Fire Votive👩🏻‍🦰Single Mom of 4 🎙️ Host of The Votive Podcast ✍️Writer haleystewart.substack.com/
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When Life Is a Shipwreck on Unfamiliar Shores

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By Haley Stewart
| Haley Stewart's Newsletter
I’m Haley. Book midwife (editor), author, and single mom of four. Haley Stewart's Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. I have always understood my life not merely as days and years stretching out behind me and in front of me but as a Story. In general, I think this has served me well (although I look back at certain times in my life and realize I was telling myself a story that wasn’t true).
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Into the Heart of Middle-earth

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By Haley Stewart, Robert Barron
| on.wof.org
Haley interviews Kaitlyn Facista, the founder of Tea with Tolkien (an online reading community) and the author of Into the Heart of Middle-earth. This episode discusses the wonderful works of J.R.R.Tolkien, his Catholic faith, and the Catholic theme of hope in The Lord of the Rings. It also explores the importance of feeding our souls with good books after becoming parents and modeling a healthy delight in our interests to highlight the joy of parenthood for our children.
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Treating Parenthood Like a Lifestyle Choice Leads to Anti-Motherhood Rhetoric

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By Haley Stewart, Robert Barron
| on.wof.org
I’m a mother of four. My children are my greatest joys in life, and I cannot imagine a world without them. It hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows, though. One of my children is autistic, and two have ADHD. I spent much of motherhood living below the poverty line, suffered a traumatic divorce after eighteen years of marriage, and am now a single mom of children ages 7–17 who live with me exclusively.
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