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Julie A. Ferraro

Julie A. Ferraro is a communications professional who works extensively with Catholic religious communities. Originally from South Bend, Indiana, she is a mother and grandmother. She has been a journalist for more than 35 years and continues her studies of both Benedictine and Franciscan spirituality.
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FāVS volunteers give their time to keep faith-based news alive. Would you consider helping with your pocketbook?

FāVS News relies on reader support to sustain independent faith-based reporting, spiritual insights and community coverage across Idaho and Washington.
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A View from the Towers: The Gift of a Priest

A view from the tower: Father Schallberger is remembered for two decades of gentle service, wisdom and spiritual care at the Monastery of St. Gertrude.
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Heroes, inspirations and the words that shape how we see each other

How the words we choose shape perception, and how heroes and inspirations can teach us to recognize courage, kindness, compassion and wisdom.
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‘I Am’: What Moses and Jesus teach us about the dangers of labels 

What can “I am” teach us about God, Moses, Jesus, identity, and the human tendency to label ourselves and others?
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A View from the Towers: Season of Creation returns to St. Gertrude’s Monastery

The Monastery of St. Gertrude celebrates the Season of Creation with events focused on stewardship, faith and caring for the natural world.
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When escapism goes too far: What faith teaches us about finding balance 

Explore the dangers of escapism, spiritual extremes and addiction while considering how faith can help us find balance in daily life.
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Discipline gets easier when love gives it a purpose 

Columnist Julie A. Ferraro explores the discipline of writing, its connection to discipleship and how love can motivate us to fulfill our responsibilities.
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