HeyJaredCatie Senour
Daughter of God, wife, mother, pediatric physician assistant. Creator and host of the Practicing Catholic Medicine podcast. Contributing author to the book By His Mercy.
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St. Thérèse Annoys Me and Also I Love Her (opens the original)
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Novena What Now?In college, I heard that a friend-of-a-friend amid some big decisions had prayed a novena to St. Thérèse of Lisieux and asked for red roses for one direction, white for the other. Lo and behold, she received red roses on the last day of the novena.My seasoned, devout Catholic readers are nodding along. Yes, novenas. Yes St. Thérèse, the Little Flower. She loves to leave roses for us!However, I was not a seasoned Catholic, and had I read that first sentence 15 years ago, I would h
Surviving a Plane Crash, Honesty with God, and Theo Von (opens the original)
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Last month, I celebrated the 15th anniversary of surviving a sea plane crash in a remote area of northern Minnesota. We crashed through a forest and “landed” upside-down in a pond. Water filled the plane, but the pond was just shallow enough that we did not drown. Miraculously, the pilot and all three of us passengers walked away from the crash. I had a concussion, the worst of the injuries, as well as a cool lightning bolt scrape on my forehead for a few weeks which any Harry Potter fan will kn
True Crime and the Catholic Soul (opens the original)
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How Often Do You Think About the Roman Empire?My husband and I are preparing for a vacation to Rome, and I’ve been reading up on the Roman Empire. Gladiator fights, the pinnacle of Roman entertainment, included public executions. The emperor and a his crowd of 60,000 at the Colosseum would decide the fate of a cowardly gladiator with a vote. Over at the Circus of Nero, Christians were torn apart by dogs in front of an eager audience.When we look back with a modern human, we are appropriately ick
Zillow-ing Budget-Friendly Mansions and Blooming Where You’re Planted (opens the original)
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I Want to Live Where I Vacation, Is That Too Much to Ask For?About five years ago, my parents moved a few hours north of my rural hometown to a truly Hallmark-movie-esque Minnesota lake town where sandy toes run across docks to grab life vests and dive into deep lakes. Like most summers, my kids, husband, and I stuffed into our minivan and drove cross-country to visit a month ago.“I wish I could live here,” I told my husband as we bumped along a gravel road in my parent’s lakeside neighborhood.“
17. Are We Sacrificing Our Kids on the Elite Sports Altar? with PCM host Catie Senour, PA-C and former collegiate athlete (opens the original)
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Episode 17 of Practicing Catholic Medicine is with me, your host Catie Senour, PA-C and former DII collegiate athlete, and is available now on all major podcast platforms. I’m sharing a podcast version of my Substack series Are We Sacrificing Our Kids on the Elite Youth Sports Altar?<div cl
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