About Catholic Mom Anon

Marriage is a two-partner tango of sacrifice.

But when you give 110% and your husband leaves you high and dry, it can leave you feeling resentful and drained.

And that’s exactly where Satan wants you. For years, I was stuck in a toxic cycle of blame, denial, and resentment. It only changed when I realized:

this isn't God's plan for me!

Jesus isn’t asking women to be doormats; He calls us to resilience and courage!

Our name, Catholic Mom Anon, is inspired by the ‘Alcoholics Anonymous’ network. We are Catholic women who anonymously share our stories so that other women can recognize what is good, true, and beautiful in relationships—and what is toxic. Our goal is to create a support network with articles, financial aid, and community resources to help Catholic women in crisis.

If you've ever felt like “‘till death do us part” can't come soon enough, know that you deserve to let go of resentment and suspicion.

Catholic Mom Anon is here to support married, divorced, or in-between women in building resilience and virtue. We find comfort and peace in Our Lady of Sorrows whose heart was pierced seven times (Simon’s prophecy, the postpartum flight into Egypt, losing Jesus in the temple for three days, meeting Jesus while carrying his cross, the crucifixion, taking Jesus down from the cross, and burying her Only-Begotten Son in the tomb).

God asks His mother to shelter us under her mantle.

Catholic Mom Anon exists to shine Christ's light into the darkness of marital dysfunction, addiction, and abuse.

We share real stories about the messy, non-Pinterest-worthy moments of life…

Because we know too many moms who have blamed themselves for far too long.

We raise funds to support Catholic women in need…

Because keeping women and children safe is of the utmost importance–-and many Catholic women are too ashamed to seek help at their parishes.

Above all, we keep it Catholic.

Because God operates in clarity and light. We want to help you understand your options amidst the chaos and confusion.