We all have virtues we naturally enjoying growing.  I could spend hours on spiritual reading.  But ... I am not a Dominican, I&apos;m a wife and mother.  So what virtues do I need to grow in?  While spiritual reading is wonderful and necessary, as I&apos;ve said before, virtues such as patience, diligence, dying to self, and custody of tongue need nurturing just as much, if not more so.  What virtues do you naturally gravitate towards?  What virtues do you *need* to ask for the grace to grow in?   Discuss these questions and find resources from fellow Catholic women and wives at the What Laura Likes Community! <a href='https://community.whatlauralikes.com/'>community.whatlauralikes.com</a> <a href='https://instagram.com/whatlauralikes18'> </a> WEBSITE: <a href='https://whatlauralikes.com/'>https://whatlauralikes.com</a>SOCIAL LINKS Community: <a href='https://community.whatlauralikes.com/'>community.whatlauralikes.com</a> YouTube: <a href='https://youtube.com/whatlauralikes2018'>https://youtube.com/whatlauralikes2018</a> IG: <a href='https://instagram.com/whatlauralikes18'>https://instagram.com/whatlauralikes18</a> Email: <a href='mailto:laura@whatlauralikes.com'>laura@whatlauralikes.com</a><a rel="payment" href="https://patreon.com/whatlauralikes">Support the show</a>

19. Why I Chose My Kids Over a Career

As wives and mothers, we find our path to Heaven through our vocation. What Laura Likes embraces the tasks of a Catholic wife and mother, seeking to help you work out your salvation in the home. Topics include our relationship with God, our husbands, our children, ourselves, the home, homeschooling, and meals. I pray that the content helps you to find joy in your vocation and to seek God in all moments, from cleaning the toilet to teaching a math lesson, and everything in between. Let us strive to become like Mother Mary in all moments of our pilgrimage here. Pax Christi,Laura