Zoom fatigue is a real thing. In our collection today, we look at reasons for it and some remedies offered by researchers. Plus, a fun lunch recipe, a curious look at the world of giant vegetable growing, and the twelve main contributors to sexual exploitation. And much more!

In our collection today, a great read in Crisis about the true power of women and the absurd reduction of it into masculinity. Plus, what to do before beginning spring cleaning, a fascinating read about transhumanism and transformation, and Ryan Anderson's thoughtful and well-researched book has been eliminated from Amazon -- his response is linked today. And much more!

The Filet-O-Fish has long been a quirky option for Lenten Fridays, but there are more choices within that genre! In our collection today a review of drive-thru fish sandwiches. Plus, a profoundly different way of thinking about death, a colorful seaside inn, and practical approaches to reading the Bible. And more!

Intermittent fasting is popular these days, but did you know that Catholic monks have been doing this for a millennium and a half? Also in our collection today, a whimsical, yet sophisticated, anti-trendy home tour, a Lenten activity for kids, and a compelling video testimonial of transformation from a young religious sister. And more!

In our collection today, we have a couple of links concerning two important new resources: one is a website responding to gender ideology, and the other is an new book on the beautiful mission underway to renew Catholic schools. Plus, some sweet Etsy shops to visit, how to create a cozy fire pit area, and ways to prepare for a power outage. And more!

In our collection today, we have several links to help with our Lenten season--including help from the saints and ways to have a family Lent. Plus, how to pair plants with pots, an online course on creating a Medieval Easter feast, and how the suffering of war seeded the creativity of two beloved writers. Remember to get your ashes!