Katelyn Hannel
Katelyn Hannel writes from just outside of Washington, DC, in Arlington, Virginia. She is a school music teacher and choir director in the Diocese of Arlington, a pianist and singer, and a seeker of wisdom and joy in daily life. She values having a foot in both the sacred and secular worlds, as it has given her opportunities both to deepen her own faith and to build wider circles with others. She is passionate about connecting faith to lived experience and helping others find inner freedom, happiness, and purpose.
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Communicating at the core
(4 minutes) Adamah Media is on holiday until September. While we're away, we're sharing some gems from our archives. In this article, Katelyn Hannel opens her toolbox of strategies for keeping relationships healthy and secure.
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Learning to live in the present
(3 minutes) As the year changes, Katelyn Hannel reflects on her own personal change of decade and what it actually means to ‘live in the present’.
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Communicating at the core
(7 minute read) Katelyn Hannel opens her toolbox of strategies for keeping relationships healthy and secure.
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Caring for life in and outside the womb
(5 minute read) Pro-life means concern for life in all its forms and needs, says Katelyn Hannel.
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The end of Roe v Wade must be the start of dialogue
(5 minute read) Katelyn Hannel says pro-life and pro-choice campaigners should stop misrepresenting each other.
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Beauty in chaos
Katelyn Hannel says that, for a teacher, there’s something to be said for a modicum of mayhem.
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Finding center
(5 minute read) Katelyn Hannel shares a few tips on staying sane in the culture wars … with a little help from writers, past and present.
