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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2025 · 35 MIN

Episode 54: Bearing fruit in difficult soil

from Catholic Wives with Toxic In-Laws Podcast · host Miriam Susan

In this episode of the Catholic Wives Desiring Peace podcast, host Miriam Susan delves into "Bearing fruit in difficult soil," focusing on maintaining your God-given identity amidst challenging in-laws with the application of the fruits of the spirit—such as love, peace, and self-control—to navigate these complex relationships. This episode offers practical guidance and spiritual insights for Catholic wives seeking to honor their authentic selves while fostering healthier family dynamics.Tired of feeling like you're the only one who sees the dysfunction of your husband's family? You're not alone, and you're not crazy. Join Catholic Wives + Toxic In-Laws - a supportive community where you can finally speak honestly about your in-law struggles without judgment or being told to "just offer it up." Get validation from women who truly understand, practical boundary strategies rooted in Catholic teaching, and the peace you've been praying for. Founding member pricing is available now. Join us at toxicinlaws.comFor a transcript of today's episode, visit https://www.DesiringPeace.com/episodes

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