We have not one, but two, must-read articles by Carrie linked today. One examines the first wave and the other is a response to a recent review of her book. Plus, a brunch charcuterie board (yes, brunch), laundry shelving ideas, and an a french museum features chandeliers dating back to the Middle Ages. Enjoy!

There's something about spring that makes us want to eat differently. In our collection today, peruse spring recipes that are distinctive, healthy, and delicious. Plus, a number of fascinating reads from the rewiring of childhood, to a deeper look at censorship, and also the remarkable legacies of ordinary Catholic women. Enjoy!

We have a couple of great reads on women in the Church -- from singing nuns to women saints who held off invaders with the Eucharist. Plus, a thoughtful home renovation, a fun read for Anglophiles, and a fascinating piece by a former feminist on being freed from anger. And much more!

On our blog today, Denise takes a look at the meaning, history, and humble aid of holy cards. You'll never look at them the same way again! Also in our collection today, a meditative essay titled 'Woolgathering,' a centuries-old cake recipe with 96 yolks, and remembering the only one who will satisfy. Have a blessed rest of your Triduum and a happy Easter! The Collection returns April 8th.

Have you done the Holy Thursday Seven Churches visitation devotion? A primer on it is in our collection today. Plus, a paper organization system, gardening tips for beginners, and an insightful and helpful short podcast on healing from wounds and resentment and the importance of living forgiveness. And more!

Carrie is in The Catholic Thing meditating on suffering and our natural revulsion to it. Plus, the spiritual appeal of cherries, how to remain focused while decluttering, and Katie Curtis on Lent, Aristotle, and motherhood. Enjoy!