Category: Catholics Mean Business
-
#16 Are You Becoming More?
Professionally speaking, do you want to get better, or just be paid better? Of course everyone wants to be paid better. As a husband and father of three Catholic school students, I know I do. We all have a list of needs that a few extra bucks could be put towards. But are you hoping…
-
Are You Becoming More?
Professionally speaking, do you want to get better, or just be paid better? (Of course everyone wants to be paid better.) As a husband and father of three Catholic school students, I know I do. We all have a list of needs that a few extra bucks could be put towards. But are you hoping…
-
#14 Set Goals Worth Fighting For!
If you’re anything like me you’ve been thinking a lot these past couple weeks, gearing up for the new year. As I get older, I start the self-reflection and personal inventory process earlier each year. When I was a college grad, I made my “new goals” list between Christmas and New Year’s. This year it started…
-
Set Goals Worth Fighting For!
If you’re anything like me you’ve been thinking a lot these past couple weeks, gearing up for the new year. As I get older, I start the self-reflection and personal inventory process earlier each year. When I was a college grad, I made my “new goals” list between Christmas and New Year’s. This year it started…
-
#13 Make Room at Your Inn for the Holy Family, with the Nativity Stones Collection
Ever wonder what it would have been like to be present at the Nativity? For me, thoughts of darkness and the cold, hard ground, the hay, the sounds and smells of the animals with a peasant family huddled in the midst of it all, come to mind. People travel from all over the world…
-
#01 Welcome to the 100 yr. plan!
I mention the 100 yr. plan in my first book, Catholics Mean Business. Since that book was published in summer 2009, we are almost 4 years into the 100 yr. plan, and there is a lot of work to do in the next 96 years! So what’s to be done? The vision is to have…
-
Welcome to the 100 yr. plan!
So what is the 100 yr plan and why does it matter?
John C Connell 