In Memory of His Daughter, Deacon Ed Shoener Brings God’s Love to Those with Mental Illness
Shame, stigma, and misconceptions surround the topic of mental illness, even in some church circles. For instance, there are some
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Classic Post: Remembering “MASH” Actor William Christopher and His Portrayal of Father Mulcahy
I read on social media that today is the late “MASH” actor William Christopher’s birthday. I wrote the following post
Lisa Hendey on Care for Creation, Her Breast Cancer Battle, and Praying a ‘Waiting Rosary’
At the beginning of 2023, when author Lisa Hendey should have been celebrating the publication of her latest children’s book,
Classic Interview: Jen Lilley on Being a Mouthpiece for Vulnerable Children
In light of actress Jen Lilley reprising her role as Theresa Donovan on “Days of Our Lives,” here is my
Healthy Aging Requires a Higher Goal Than Joy: An Interview with Marcy Cottrell Houle
Marcy Cottrell Houle spent many years caring for her aging parents as they endured numerous health problems. But it wasn’t
CNN’s John Blake Finds Family’s Racial Divide Healed Through Love, Humility, and St. Jude
With the sharp increase in racial tensions in the United States over the last few years, getting people to move
Luke Russert on Processing Grief, the Power of Aloneness, and the Communion of Saints
After NBC news legend Tim Russert passed away unexpectedly in 2008, his son Luke did his best to stay strong
New Film Explores the Peace and Rest We Can Find Through a Renewed Practice of Sabbath
When we look at religious history, God introduced the concept of Sabbath to humanity thousands of years ago in the
From Special Needs Children to Race Relations, Baseball Great Modeled Faith-Driven Decency
UPDATE: Carl Erskine passed away on April 16, 2024, at the age of 97. ———————————————————————– Carl Erskine may not be
Elizabeth Humphreys’ Personal Mission to Support Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caregivers
Elizabeth Humphreys was filled with anger about her once vibrant and intelligent mother’s descent into Alzheimer’s. That anger bled into
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