The Sister Who Befriends, Listens, and Loves Making People Happy
When she was growing up, Sister Ave Clark’s father told her to befriend the workers who were a regular part
The Servant’s Heart and Heroic Virtue Leading Boys Town Founder Fr. Flanagan to Sainthood
For more than 100 years, Boys Town has been a trusted charity, started by Father Edward Flanagan, whose embrace of
Whisperin’ Bill Anderson’s Life and Music Serve as a Light to Many
(Today, we’re resharing a classic interview from 2016 with a country music legend). “Nothing ever grows where the sun always
77th Annual Christopher Award Winners Celebrate Community, Courage, and Compassion
NEW YORK, NY, April 8, 2026 — From soldiers, caregivers and country doctors to nonnas, teddy bears and families that
‘We’re Empowered by the Holy Spirit to Live Differently’: An Interview with Becky Eldredge
In her years as a retreat leader and spiritual director, Becky Eldredge has worked with many people seeking grace and
How Family and Faith Kept the Late Ernie Anastos Youthful All His Life: A Tribute
(Photo l to r: Ernie Anastos, Ken Burns, and Tony Rossi at Christopher Awards ceremony) “I hope to die young,
Dean Koontz on Purpose, Classic Literature, and the Beauty and Wonder of the World
“Being less cynical ensures a happier life.” Best-selling author Dean Koontz made that observation in an essay on his website,
‘When Calls the Heart: Season 13’ Leads with Love, Mercy, (& Gasps): An Interview with Brian Bird
If the media you consume leaves you feeling emotionally exhausted, angry, or harboring an “us versus them” mentality, it will
Deacon’s Pilgrimages and Aid Work for Mothers and Babies Give Him ‘Spiritual Strength’
Deacon Don Grossnickle shouldn’t even be here anymore. Diagnosed with Stage 4 heart failure in 2016, doctors told him he
As Poet and Teacher James Palmaro’s Vision Faded, His Purpose Began to Shine
James Palmaro believes that God is using his blindness to help others see – and he’s okay with that. Even
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