Carla Galdo
Carla Galdo is a poet and essayist who has written for Word on Fire, Humanum, Well-Read Mom, First Things, Verily, Modern Age, and others. She earned an MTS from the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, and an MFA in poetry from UST-Houston. She lives in Virginia with her husband and six children. Read more of her writing at carlagaldo.com.
Articles by Carla Galdo
The Story in the Ordinary: A Review of Eric Cyr’s Here it Snows in June
There is always more at stake in our everyday lives than might at first meet the eye.
Delighting in the Great Possessions
Still, Berry maintains, the particularly Amish ways of working, rejoicing, and relaxing work together to promote the “great possessions” enumerated by Kline in his essays. “The lives of fellow creatures…
Rooted in Reality
We were all, adults and children alike, doing things that really mattered to the whole free world, and we’d better get on with doing them, every day, all the time.…