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Sarah Battersby

Sarah Battersby

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Blogger, Toronto Gardens

Toronto

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Conservation, Crime News, Human interest, Public Health , Courts

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Crime, Politics, Sport, Business

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Total articles 9

  • What to Do When Your New Year’s Resolutions Test Your Resolve — Catholic Women in Business

    By Sarah Battersby| Catholic Woman in Business@ We all know the drill: the rush at the end of the year to pick the resolution that will really make the difference for us in the next year, that one thing that will improve productivity, health, relationships, and financial wellness while also being achievable.

    By Sarah Battersby · Catholic Woman in Business

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Spending Lent With Philothea — Catholic Women in Business

    By Sarah Battersby| Catholic Woman in Business@ This Lent, I’ve been reading Philothea, or an An Introduction to the Devout Life by St. Francis de Sales. Immediately upon picking it up, I was struck by its relevance to today’s world, despite being published in 1608. Its chapters cover such topics as living out a devotion to God while also living in a busy world, friendships, coping with anger and temptation, and getting the most out of attending Mass and confession. They speak to me directly in ways that other “historical” books have not.

    By Sarah Battersby · Catholic Woman in Business

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • Spending Lent With Philothea — Catholic Women in Business

    By Sarah Battersby| Catholic Woman in Business@ This Lent, I’ve been reading Philothea, or an An Introduction to the Devout Life by St. Francis de Sales. Immediately upon picking it up, I was struck by its relevance to today’s world, despite being published in 1608. Its chapters cover such topics as living out a devotion to God while also living in a busy world, friendships, coping with anger and temptation, and getting the most out of attending Mass and confession. They speak to me directly in ways that other “historical” books have not.

    By Sarah Battersby · Catholic Woman in Business

    Mar. 19, 2025

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