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Alexis Inman

I am 18 years old and a Sophomore in college at Southeastern Louisiana University. I am a Roman Catholic who studies Integrated Biological Sciences while obtaining the prerequisites required for Pharmacy School.

Latest Articles By Alexis Inman

Eliminating 'What if' Out of Our Vocabulary

What if we eliminated ‘What if’ out of our vocabulary? That sentence, itself, is contradictory. Why ask, ‘What if,’ wasting the moment you’re in now and worrying yourself with what is yet to come? There is no need to ask ‘What if’ when God has already planned out the rest of our lives.
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A Note To the Children of God Whom May Be Suffering

Why do bad things happen to good people?
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A Prayer to the Blessed Mother

Blessed Mother.. Who am I to ask of your intercession? I am a broken, child of God seeking your perfection.
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Breaking the Habit

What image appears in your mind when you think of a religious sister? Most people picture a sister as a lady dressed from head to toe in a habit of some kind depending on which order she is a part of. However, we do not see many sisters dressed in the traditional habits anymore, and that is upsetting to some individuals. However, others view it as a blessing.
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Jesus Would Turn the Other Cheek. Would You?

It is too often that we are presented with situations that challenge our integrity. In a world with hatred, violence, and terrorism, the most common reaction to these issues are with violent retaliation. Many individuals retaliate with violence and try to fight fire with fire. It seems as if nearly everyone has forgotten what Jesus Christ has taught us to do: turn the other cheek.
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Confession: A Source of Clarification

Confession is one of the duties that practicing Catholics are required to take part in. The ritual of hanging our heads before the priest and confessing our sins is something that thousands, if not millions, of Catholics dread. However, it is in confession where many individuals see themselves more clearly.
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