Episode 136: Saying "I'm Sorry" to Your Toxic In-Laws

Episode 136: Saying “I’m Sorry” to Your Toxic In-LawsIn this episode of the Catholic Wives with Toxic In-Laws Podcast, host Miriam Susan explores the pitfalls of reflexively saying "I'm sorry" to toxic in-laws. Drawing on her personal journey and 30 years of experience, she unpacks why these automatic apologies can backfire and undermine boundaries. Listeners will gain practical encouragement for breaking the habit of false apologies and learn to prioritize honesty and peace with God over people-pleasing. If you struggle with challenging in-law dynamics, this episode offers thoughtful guidance to help you respond with truth and integrity.This podcast is the personal apostolic work of Miriam Susan, a Catholic laywoman and convert. Catholic Wives with Toxic In-Laws is not an official ministry, apostolate, or publication of the Catholic Church or any diocesan or ecclesiastical body. Nothing shared here should be understood as representing the official teaching authority of the Church. All content reflects the personal experience, faith journey, and perspective of the host alone.Resources & Links:If you liked this video, then you’ll love this FREE 5-Day Email Course: https://desiringpeace.com/free-courseTired of feeling like you're the only one who sees the dysfunction of your husband's family? You're not alone, and you're not crazy. Join Catholic Wives + Toxic In-Laws - a supportive community where you can finally speak honestly about your in-law struggles without judgment or being told to "just offer it up." Get validation from women who truly understand, practical boundary strategies rooted in Catholic teaching, and the peace you've been praying for. Founding member pricing is available now. Join us at toxicinlaws.comFor a transcript of today's episode, visit https://www.DesiringPeace.com/episodes