My name is Natalia Szczyglewska-Mitchell. I’m a mystic before I am anything else – and I create resources for liturgical life, spiritual practice, and embodied transformation.
I’ve lived many professional lives (banking, TV newsroom editor-in-chief, literary translation, virtual reality), but the work that most shaped me was coordinating liturgy for parishes in Ireland. I was the first voice you’d hear entering Sunday Mass and the last voice as you left. That rhythm of living Sunday to Sunday is in my bones now.
These days I travel between countries, work with parish leadership teams, and find myself in a particular paradox: deeply connected to Catholic structure and rhythm, yet without a consistent physical community to gather with on ordinary Sundays. I’m what I call a “one-person community” – committed to the liturgical pulse, but living it alone more often than not.
Full-of-Grace emerges from that space. It’s for anyone who loves the Sunday mystery but can’t find nourishment in their physical parish. It’s for those who know Scripture is alive but don’t know how to let it touch their actual life. It’s for the scattered seeking wholeness.
This is what Full of Grace is about
Embodying Sacred Significance: Sunday to weekday, Scripture to life, scattered to whole.
Sunday to weekday
Sunday shouldn’t end when you leave Mass. Every week I create free liturgical resources – introductions to readings, prayers of the faithful, embodied practices – that help the Sunday pulse flow into Monday morning, into paying bills and all the ordinary hours where grace is moving.
Scripture to life
The Bible is a living Person who speaks and listens. I retell biblical stories over seven weeks using Gestalt techniques, helping you stay with the story – not just read past it. The Word became flesh once; it wants to become flesh again, in your life, today.
Scattered to whole
We live so split – spirit and body, Sunday and Monday, belief and practice. I offer presence work: a safe container for experiencing yourself, becoming aware, being met as you are. This isn’t about fixing yourself. It’s about cooperating with grace and reuniting what’s been split.
Your Sacred Significance
All three pillars – Sunday to weekday, Scripture to life, scattered to whole – serve one purpose: helping you embody your Sacred Significance.
You matter. Not because you’ve ticked enough boxes or had enough mystical experiences or attended enough liturgies. You matter because you ARE. Your significance is sacred, not earned. Grace is what we need but cannot earn – and that includes the grace of knowing your own belovedness.
This is what I’m after with Full-of-Grace: creating space where Sunday rhythms shape your week, where Scripture touches your actual life, where the scattered pieces of you come back together. Not perfectly. Not all at once. But real. Embodied. Alive.
Whether you come here for liturgical resources, for biblical storytelling, or for presence work – or just because something stirred in you when you read these words – you’re welcome at this table. Take what nourishes you. Leave what doesn’t. And know that your seeking itself is sacred.
Contact
Natalia Szczyglewska-Mitchell
natalia.mitchell@full-of-grace.com