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My name is Cascia Talbert and I am an independent author of the new book, "Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-Being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith," I am interested in learning more about how I can reach your audience. What types of advertising do you offer? I have a small budget. Please send me more information about working with you. My book is available to purchase through Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1980242402 and Barns And Noble http://bit.ly/BarnsNoble2GeThgs

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My name is Cascia Talbert and I am an independent author of the new book, "Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith," I read that you reviewed books. I would be honored if you could review mine. I am willing to send you a free copy in PDF or paperback for your consideration. Below is more information about my title. 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Combining Healthy Living and the Catholic Faith in a Book has Never been Done Before, Until Now. 

The new book, “Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith,” by Cascia Talbert, founder of the award winning online magazine for moms, the Healthy Moms Magazine, is now available to pre-order on Kindle and paperback exclusively on Amazon. 

Crystal Lake, Illinois, February 16, 2018

This book, inspired by the Holy Spirit can help anyone attain a holy healthy life. 

From the author, “My prayer and hope is that this book will be a Godsend for you and that you may live your life for His honor and Glory and attain everlasting life with Him in heaven.”

About the author: Cascia Talbert is a devout Catholic, mother of five children, health and fitness enthusiast and positive parenting supporter. She is also the founder of the award winning online health, fitness, parenting and Christian faith magazine for moms, the Healthy Moms Magazine. She lives in the Chicago suburbs with her husband, five children and one spoiled cat. Her hobbies include gardening, country music, running, and playing her flute.

Title: Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith

Publisher: Independently published (February 12, 2018)

Language:English

ISBN-10:1980242402

ISBN-13:978-1980242406

Using diet recommendations for your age group, learning how to spot mental health issues, exercising your brain and body and praying to the saint or saints who are patrons for your health issue, can bring peace and possibly healing. 

We are all on a journey to sainthood. In order to become saints in heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ we first must learn how to take care of our physical bodies. We can use the examples of the saints to teach us how to better understand how to have a healthy mind, get proper nutrition, and get enough physical activity. They are also our friends and will intercede for us when we are troubled, in times of need or struggling with a health issue. "Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-Being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith," introduces readers to special saints that can help us on our journey towards healthy living, happiness and eternal life in heaven. 

For more information and to order review copies contact:

Cascia Talbert

talbertcascia@yahoo.com

To learn more about the Healthy Moms Magazine visit: https://healthymomsmagazine.net

To purchase the book on Amazon visit:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1980242402

Use the contact information above to interview the author or request a free review copy of the book, “Taking Care of Your Family's Health and Well-being, Saints to Turn to and the Catholic Faith,” by Cascia Talbert.

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CULTURE OVER GOSPEL!

It is hard to really be a Christian in our culture, or at least that's what I finding out for myself. It is a lot easier for me to take the Gospel and fit it to my way of living than to allow the Gospel to change me and my lifestyle. This is hard to admit because my EGO really likes to be labled as a Christian, but the more I walk on this journey of life, the more I am moving to an awareness of the reality that I am not Christian, not if being a Christian is following Jesus and not the whims of our society. Let me try to explain my tension (with some issues, if I'm honest, the tension isn't evenr there with others) with trying to be more orthopraxis (right actions) than orthodoxy (right belief).

Let me start with an easy one. When I step on a scale or am out of breath when I tie my shoe, I know I am not living the gospel. "Give me my daily bread" has become lip service as I sometimes eat my weekly bread in one day, instaed of being satisfied with less, I eat oh so much more than I need. How much more I could help the hungry if I only ate my daily bread.

Let me move to a harder one. I use to carry a rock in my pocket to remind me to stop judging others. I sort of pride myself with not being judgemental but I am. I can get so passionate about issues that I believe need to be justly implimented that I can think that people who don't work to bring them about are against me, but at the same time, get angry with others who do the same to me. I need to instead, be like Jesus who knew how to doodle in the sand and respond instaed of reacting. I need to "hold the tensioin" and not be so quick to have the answers. It is one of the hardest things for me to do, but when I do, things can become oh so clearer to me.

Our culture has become so "fear based" that we tend to do things that are so far away from the Gospel that I can't see Christ in its midst. More money is spent to make,sell, and buy weapons both as a nation and as individuals than in trying to feed the hungry yet we call ourselves Christians. We fail to hear Jesus' words, "BE NOT AFRAID" and we let our insecurities have power over our decesion making process. I would like one day for all us Christians take back the Gospel and truly try to "put away our swoards" and love as Jesus showed us and to trust like he did in the face of death. I do feel though, that it has to start with me. I must not yell, point fingers or name-call, but do my part to disarm my heart of all violence and allow the AGAPE love of the Cross to be my only weapon against hate.

I truly am a want-to-be Christain and I know I can't be one alone. I need Christ and I need a community that like the early Church refused to bear arms as their Mater taught them. In this year, which the Church has titled the Year of Faith, I will with God's help grow to become more and more the Christian God wants me to be. Let's pray for all people that we will be known by our love, by OUR LOVE.

I love you,
Randy

A CHRISTMAS GIFT!

On December 25th, we who claim to be Christians celebrate the gift of the Incarnation, the day when our God became one of us. It has been a tradition for awhile to celebrate the ultimate Gift of Love by giving gifts to each other. On Christmas day 1924 this world was given the gift of Margarette a woman who I much later had the honor of meeting. This reflection is how this wonderful gift of human life which lived hear on earth for almost 79 years helped me as I reached out to help her. I met Margarette when her life on earth almost at its end. Her son asked me about doing her funeral and I said yes and than asked him if she would like me to visit. He said yes and the wonderful journey began between two individuals who walked this earth that hadn't the fainest notion that each other existed. I have to admit I was super nervous when I first went to her house to visit, but I sooned found out I had no reason to fear, for this was not a Randy thing but a God thing. We both put each other at ease and our short lived earthly relationship started. She was the most authentic person I had and I soon realized that our time together would be a blessing for both of us. Having lived a very hard but rewarding life, she knew the end was near and needed me to simply be present to her and help her come to terms with the inpending leap of faith that we all will someday have to take. We met weekly for a few months and I saw her come to terms with her present inpending death but also with her life and all its sucesses and failures. I could with each visit, see her let go more and more of the faer of death and embrace the uncertainty of the uncharted journey with hope and faith. In the midst of a training class at work, I got a call from her son, letting me know that death was knocking at her door. I left work and rushed to her room and after stroking her hair and just being with her and her family, she surrendered her breath and soared to be with God. Her son told me that he thought she waited till I got there to lket go. Reflecting on her life Christmas mornbing sitting by her tomb and also talking to her, I saw clearly the wonderful Christmas Gift I received by being given the oppertunity to minister to Margarette and allow her to minister to me. She empowered in me a gift that I didn't know I had until she helped me unwrap it in the short time I was graced to spend time with her. Since her journey home, I have shared that gift with a few others. If it would not have been for Magarette allowing me to be a part of her journey home, I first and foremost would of never met this remarkable lady but I also would have not known that my presence is a gift and shared it with so many since she entered eternity. I thank God for Magarette, our Christmas Gift. I love you, Randy

JUSTICE AND PEACE

I find it very ironic that on the feast day of Francis of Assisi, a man who lived the Gospel and work with every ounce of his being for peace, shared his feast day with the tragic news that Fr. Roy Bourgeois another peace maker was stripped of his preistly powers by the Vatican's pressure on the Maryknoll order on October 4th 2012. . Why?

No he didn't promote militaryism and war or the destruction of human life which is sacred from the womb to the tomb, but because he promoted the dignity of women and their call to priestly orders. It is amazing to me that the Church has watered down Christ's teachings of non-violence by promting the Just War Theory and allows the killing of other women, children and men but refuses to even get into dialouge about women priest. We can't justify killing, which is an oxymoron, because killiling is not just. It should be called the "Rationalization War Theory".

I know Roy will continue his work to promote peace and to promote equal rights in our Church. He may not be a priest in good standing but he is a priest by his baptism and no one can take that from him. He is one of my mentors showing me that peace and justice comes with suffering but not suffering inflicted on others. Peace and Justice comes from "picking up our crosses and following the Prince of Peace."

Thanks Roy for your couragous witness and one day history will thank you too.

I love you,
Randy

WHAT DOES THAT TELL ME?

The Tigers of LSU, the team I have embraced as long as I can remember, won a game last night, but you would of never known by the reaction of the announcers during the game. So this morning as I refleced on the game, the announcers, and my reactions to it all, I am struck with a question. What does that tell me?

First, my reflections have once again reminded me of how I let a game and what others say about it, affect me a tab too much. I have grown, in the sense that I don't allow it all to affect the whole week until the next game, but I still give a game way too much power over my life. Idols, still tug at me. It is though growth that I took time to center and listen to God help me learn from the experience.

Second, the Tigers won. They might of not lived up to the announcers' expectations, the fans' expectation, or mine, but they did win. The Tigers can and most likely will approve as a team and as individual players, but to do so, they will have to live in the moment and not listen to others' expectations, instaed learning from the experiences. Learning their strengths and their weeknesses. I too must learn to do the same. I must live in the moment and not try to meet expectations, mine and others, but instaed to practice an awareness of the moment and allow myself to be open to the experience of it, helping others and myself to share the gifts of that unique gift of the present.

Third, although the Tigers perservered and got the win, perfection is not an option. Even if they go undefeated this season and win the National Championship, they still will have room to grow. Their best bet of meeting their goals is to accept their failures and to allow them to stay humble and grow and grow and grow. I too must do this, because beating myself up ove my failures, never encourages me to do better, but sticks me in the past instaed of living in the present. I grow when I allow my failures to be stepping stones to allow me to keep on walking.

I hope that the Tigers have a graet year but mostly I hope that each young man on that team grows from the journey they are blessed to be on. I too hope to grow and to experience joy in each moment of my journey. Good luck to the Tigers and to you on the journey.

Shall we walk?

I love you,
Randy