... answers for that?

That's another very good question.

So I, I worked full-time before I had children.

I was a stay-at-home mom most of that time.

I was very blessed to do that, but I'm a big believer that no matter where your work lands, you know, especially now in this day and age, we have so much opportunity.

I have so many friends, including myself, that end up working in the margins a little bit, you know, and, and I think the first thing I would say is that's a conversation between you and the Lord in terms of our hearts.

God, God has desires for our hearts, and I think if we listen to Him and spend time with Him, or if we're feeling a tug or an ache, to pay attention to that because I think our primary vocation as wife and mom always creates a center from which all the other things will flow.

And so if you could just give us a brief summary of the Book of Ruth, which is in the Bible.

So why don't you go ahead and just share a little bit about your, your faith journey?

Sure.

So I came to Catholicism in my early 20s.

I was raised loosely Protestant.

I was baptized in the Protestant faith, and we went to church sporadically to a Methodist church.

I do come from a deep background of faith.

I remember getting a children's Bible when I was a kid, and I definitely believed in God, but I can't say that it felt like I had a personal relationship necessarily.

Yeah.