Michelle Nicholl


Michelle Nicholl is a wife, mother and grandmother residing in Hanover, PA. with her husband, Michael, and little dog, Teddy. She has four wonderful children and thirteen marvelous grandchildren, who have been her inspiration for writing a teen/young adult series titled “The Treehouse Adventures”. 

Writing has always been Michelle’s passion and very much enjoys writing for Catholic 365. She invites her readers to read, comment and share her articles with family and friends. 

Michelle Nicholl is Roman Catholic and actively participates in her church. In the past she taught religious education and was chosen to be a Eucharistic minister when the Eucharistic ministry program first began. She has a strong love for the Catholic faith and this love has inspired her to include in each one of her books a section(s) illustrating a person or saint that is relative to the Catholic faith.

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Latest Articles By Michelle Nicholl
What? You Think Catholics Don't Read the Bible?
What? You Think Catholics Don't Read the Bible?
For those who believe Catholics don’t read the Bible, I’d just like to a say to them, “you don’t know many Catholics”.
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The Forgotten Easter Egg
The Forgotten Easter Egg
“No one found a large gold egg, Pop Pop. I’m sure we would have noticed an egg like that if someone had found it.”
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When the Unexpected Happens
When the Unexpected Happens
How many of us are ready to face whatever God gives to us?
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Their House Above My Door
Their House Above My Door
It amazes me how God has a place for every little creature that either roams or flies over the Earth. Just recently, I saw a couple of robins return to my house and feverishly work to build a nest above my front door.
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Olive Garden and The Mass
Olive Garden and The Mass
Just recently, I bought a book titled “ ‘The Mass’ -- the Glory, The Mystery, The Tradition - written by Cardinal Donald Wuerl and Mike Aquilina. I was excited to find the book and not having had it long, I’ve just started reading it.
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When the Bells Chimed
When the Bells Chimed
It was a beautiful Sunday morning and when Grace awakened -- it was only because she heard the sound of bells chiming in the distance as she always had in the past. The little church on the corner -- that only held about twenty people at one single time -- was loudly chiming for all to come hither and celebrate another new day -- through the celebration of the Mass.
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Can You Pass the Sugar, Please
Can You Pass the Sugar, Please
Amy McDougal was sitting in a restaurant one day, enjoying a nice hot cup of coffee and biscotti-- when a rough looking gentlemen -- from the other end of the counter yelled to her -- -- can you pass the sugar, please?
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I Met One of God's Angels
I Met One of God's Angels
Last week, when I attended Mass -- I didn’t expect anything out of the ordinary. I walked into church --- shook hands with the greeter at the door -- stopped to get some holy water -- and proceeded inside to sit down. I knelt down -- said a couple prayers -- then started to read the readings for that day -- while patiently waiting for Mass to begin.
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And to whom shall I bow? To My neighbor, or God?
And to whom shall I bow? To My neighbor, or God?
I’ve often wondered why -- when we proceed to the altar to receive communion, we stop and bow to the person in front of us -- rather than to the priest or Eucharistic minister who’s holding the blessed sacrament.
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Why Am I Catholic?
Why Am I Catholic?
I was born Catholic. My mother was Catholic. My dad was a convert and they both raised me Catholic -- is that why?
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Just a Heartbeat Away
Just a Heartbeat Away
Just this past Sunday, I once again had the opportunity to hear another fantastic homily Monsignor K. gave to his congregation and after he was finished, it really got me thinking. Now no one likes to think about death and their mortality, but let's face it, we don't get to live here on earth forever, therefore, we have to ask ourselves, have we spent a lifetime preparing to ‘live one day with God
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Things Happen for a Reason
Things Happen for a Reason
A couple weeks ago, I went to the church my son and his family attend and I’m always pleased when the visiting Monsignor gives his homilies. Over the years I’ve come to enjoy and learn a lot from them.
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God's Shepherd's Are Always There For Us
God's Shepherd's Are Always There For Us
Today I had the opportunity to meet with a fellow friend and parishioner that I don’t often have the opportunity to sit down and talk with, and during our visit, we got on the subject of “Priests”. We started to recall how priests over the years had influenced and affected our lives in so many different ways.
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An Unmentioned Angel
An Unmentioned Angel
When the ball fell at Times Square to signify the beginning of a new year, 2017, it also signified the passing of the previous year, 2016.
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Come On Father, Can't I Just Skip Confession?
Come On Father, Can't I Just Skip Confession?
Oh My Gosh (OMG)! Isn't it terrible how some of us just dread going to confession? Well, let me just say this, you're not alone. I'm right there with you. And why? I really couldn't tell you why.
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