Experiment underway: I’m building a couple new sections for this newsletter. If you wish to receive e-mails from the “How’s It Going, Jen?” department, you opt-in on your subscriber settings to make that happen.
Things I’m expecting to talk about:
Chronic illness stuff. I’ve been following a few accounts in Substack Notes that have me again wanting to discuss the thing that alas looms large in my life.
Personal updates generally, I guess?
Random other topics that are just chit-chat, what’s on my mind that doesn’t easily get filed elsewhere.
In summary: Topics that used to run on my personal blog, and maybe I will decide to resume blogging there, but for now it makes more sense to have a single interface for my various running-at-the-mouth needs.
As with the basic premise of One Soul at a Time:
Combox is a perk for sponsors (paid subscribers and those who support my work in-kind elsewhere in my life), except the occasional prayer request thread, which I run a few times a year over on the “Home” section, in the original Evangelization & Discipleship newsletter.
We remain non-political, including Church politics. This platform is not my spot for that. I developed a writing zone on Substack specifically for the benefit of readers who want to step away from the toxicity of traditional social media.
—> The combox policy is because I physically don’t have it in me to moderate comments, and also because I need a handful of paid subscribers to fund my few writing expenses, so this is my thank you for that.
Don’t have paid-subscriber status? By all means say something on Notes and ping me there, or share the post that has you talking elsewhere on social media . . . I’m in favor of discussion.
Well, I am a Catholic thing, so if that gives you hives this might not be your spot. But I expect most of the readership here in this section will be mixed-audience, and it’s already mixed-audience over at the original evangelization-topics zone. I don’t believe in proselytizing, so don’t sweat that.
=> If you’ve accidentally subscribed to the evangelization-topics portion of the newsletter and don’t care for that content, check your subscription settings to fix that.
As far as the combox or pinging me elsewhere goes . . . I’m not at all bothered by people sharing their non-Catholic (or struggling-Catholic) spiritual lives. You’ve got a perfectly lovable soul, no need to pretend it’s not there.

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