Steve Guttenberg on Caregiving for His Father and the Power of Love
When Steve Guttenberg’s father, Stan, was diagnosed with kidney failure requiring dialysis, the actor would drive 400 miles from Los
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Eric Clayton on Finding Peace Through Magis, Gratitude, and the Spirituality of Curiosity
When Americans ponder the prospect of pursuing “more,” it often has to do with material goods, money, or power. But
Sister Nancy Usselmannn on Fasting from Media to Connect with God & Recharge Your Soul
Never before in history have we been inundated with as many media choices as today. From TikTok and Instagram to
How Humility, Simplicity, and Faith Transformed Clint Hurdle’s Troubled Life
For 23 years, Clint Hurdle used Jesus like an ATM card, calling on Him when he needed help – and
Rest in Peace, Pope Francis – and a Look Back at the Roots of This Humble Leader
The Christophers join with people around the world in mourning the death of Pope Francis. May his messages on mercy,
Saints and Soul Sisters Guided Maria Morera Johnson Into Her ‘Beautiful Second Act’
For writer and author Maria Morera Johnson, enduring a stroke at age 49 served as a wake-up call, leading her to
76th Annual Christopher Awards Celebrate Caregivers, Empathy, and Moral Courage
NEW YORK, April 3, 2025 — Moral courage, reaching your potential, and finding purpose in loving God and neighbor are
Walking in Someone Else’s Shoes
This is the text of the Christopher News Note “Walking in Someone Else’s Shows.” If you would like a hard
Gary Jansen on the Spiritual & Physical Healing Power of Meditative Prayers Like the Rosary
As a boy, Gary Jansen believed that Jesus didn’t like him. It might seem strange for a Catholic school student
After Her Son’s Murder by Terrorists, Faith, Moral Courage, & Mercy Guide Diane Foley’s Life
In 2012, Diane Foley’s oldest son, James, was working as a freelance journalist in Syria when he was taken hostage
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