Your Fave Is Catholic: Alanis MorissetteKnown for: Grammy Award winning Canadian singer, songwriter,

Your Fave Is Catholic: Alanis MorissetteKnown for: Grammy Award winning Canadian singer, songwriter, musician, producer, & actress, she is one of the most beloved & popular singers from the 1990s, & continues to find great success to this day. Originally, she started her career as a child actress, appearing on the popular Canadian television show You Can’t Do That On Television. But once the 90s came about, she started her career in music, & her first two albums were part of the dance pop genre. But her third album, Jagged Little Pill, branched more into a grunge rock style, & became an immense hit. Since then, she became the big superstar that she remains to this day. Some of her most notable songs include “Feel Your Love”, “Too Hot”, “Walk Away”, “An Emotion Away”, “No Apologies”, “Ironic”, “You Oughta Know”, “Hand In My Pocket”, “All I Really Want”, “You Learn”, “Head Over Feet”, "Thank U", “That I Would Be Good”, “Unsent”, “So Pure”, “Joining You”, “King of Pain”, “21 Things I Want in a Lover”, “Hands Clean”, “Flinch”, “So Unsexy”, “Precious Illusions”, “Surrendering”, “Utopia”, “Eight Easy Steps”, “Out Is Through”, “Everything”, “Crazy”, “Underneath”, “Not as We”, “In Praise of the Vulnerable Man”, “Guardian”, “Lens”, “Receive”, “Reasons I Drink”, “Smiling”, & so much more. With this great success in the field of music, she has several albums to her name, & she continues to tour & play music for fans all over the world, even collaborating with other artists as well on tour. Besides music, she has also done other acting projects mainly on television, though she is also known for her work in Kevin Smith films such as Dogma & Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back. She also has her own podcast titled Conversations with Alanis Morissette, writes her own advice column for The Guardian, & also helped create a musical based on her album Jagged Little Pill, with hopes of it premiering soon.Evidence of Faith: Initially, I was hesitant to feature Alanis on this blog, as I had seen somewhere on Wikipedia that stated she converted to Buddhism. But after I double checked this, I saw that there was no source included, & I had this statement altered. Luckily though, there was still evidence that supports Alanis being Catholic. According to a WBUR News article & interview about Alanis’s career, Alanis herself explains that growing up in Ottawa, she lived in a very Catholic household & that it was through Catholicism she discovered her gift for singing. As she explains, when she attended church at age 10 & sang a song about Saint Francis of Assisi, a woman sitting in front of her complimented her singing voice, & that gave her the confidence to continue singing. In her own words, “…God bless the Catholics for that, among many other things.” She also attended a few Catholic schools growing up that were part of the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board such as Holy Family Catholic School & Immaculata High School, all this according to the official website that features Alanis as a notable student. -- source link

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