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Lorelei is the author of creepy, magical, hopeful stories for children. Her debut, The Circus of Stolen Dreams, released in 2020. Her second book, a magical retelling of The Secret Garden, releases April 19th, 2022. Both are available for purchase or pre-order wherever books are sold. Signed copies can be purchased by clicking this link.
Hi, I'm Lorelei, Catholic convert and debut author of middle grade contemporary fantasy The Circus of Stolen Dreams and The Edge of In Between (Penguin Random House)! I'm also a middle school teacher. I live outside Chicago with my husband, 4 spunky kiddos, and our dog Saint. I love spending time with my family and eating anything chocolate.
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When i think of a Catholic wedding i go into this “OMG” moment, like when i really think about the Eucharist. The two become one. wow. I picture a hand coming down from Heaven and scooping these 2 up, joining their souls together as 1 with His. Is this not a wow moment. My father was an alcoholic for many years and my mom’s faith wouldnt even allow for the idea of walking out. We had a great, happy childhood in Ireland. He would drink later, when we were mostly in bed. Ffw and he is nearly 2 decades dry. They, with me love the Lord and he went to confession for first time in 30 odd years. We are amazingly close as God is the glue. The ring he put around my parents all them decades ago is strong and they are so happy now. I lv you Lord & tnk you for the gift of a sacrament that brings 2 people closer than could ever be done on a human level.
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When i think of a Catholic wedding i go into this “OMG” moment, like when i really think about the Eucharist. The two become one. wow. I picture a hand coming down from Heaven and scooping these 2 up, joining their souls together as 1 with His. Is this not a wow moment. My father was an alcoholic for many years and my mom’s faith wouldnt even allow for the idea of walking out. We had a great, happy childhood in Ireland. He would drink later, when we were mostly in bed. Ffw and he is nearly 2 decades dry. They, with me love the Lord and he went to confession for first time in 30 odd years. We are amazingly close as God is the glue. The ring he put around my parents all them decades ago is strong and they are so happy now. I lv you Lord & tnk you for the gift of a sacrament that brings 2 people closer than could ever be done on a human level.
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