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Kira lives with her husband and two daughters on a 4-acre homestead in Savannah, Georgia. After graduating from the University of Georgia with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, she envisioned herself climbing the ranks in the big career world, but God had other plans for her. In the wake of marrying her middle-school sweetheart and starting her own social media marketing company, she began to hunger for more. More love. More purpose. More order. Thankfully, God provided the more. When she began to walk in her faith and started saying ‘yes’ to the Lord, the fruits were overly abundant and sweet to taste. She shares these fruits now with whoever takes the time to slow down enough to have a real, meaningful conversation. She also has been in the process of writing a book(s) for many years. One day, she may find the end of one.

Kira hosts a podcast with her husband, Arthur, called The Homestead Kings and is normally found sipping a cup of tea while reading aloud to her children, going on “chore” dates with her beloved husband, or walking out in the garden, enjoying God’s blessings and prepping for planting or harvesting. She has a weakness for crusty antiques, the smell of old books, hydrangeas, roses, and blueberry bushes, and she welcomes any chance to extend a warm hello to a friend or family member who just happens to stop by.

Let’s talk about more than just the weather.

Real, meaningful conversations are hard to come by. Let’s unapologetically talk about God and our Catholic faith again. Let’s go against the grain and love each other as God asked us to love one another. Let’s help each other become saints!

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“Thank you, women who are mothers! You have sheltered human beings within yourselves in a unique experience of joy and travail. This experience makes you become God’s own smile upon the newborn child, the one who guides your child’s first steps, who helps it to grow, and who is the anchor as the child makes its way along the journey of life. Thank you, women who are wives! You irrevocably join your future to that of your husbands, in a relationship of mutual giving, at the service of love and life.”

Pope St. John Paul II