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When he was growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, Morgan C. Atkinson’s friends, who attended Catholic school, usually described their teachers, the Ursuline
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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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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
75th Annual Christopher Awards for Film, TV, and Books Celebrate Resilience, Faith, and Our ‘Better Angels’
NEW YORK, April 10, 2024 — Themes of hope, courage, and recognizing our common humanity run through the 23 films, TV
Chef Lidia Bastianich Celebrates Food, Family, and Faith for Her 25th Anniversary on PBS
Acclaimed chef and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich is celebrating her 25th anniversary on PBS this year, and from the beginning, her
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Marcy Cottrell Houle spent many years caring for her aging parents as they endured numerous health problems. But it wasn’t
“Amber Brown” is a Gem of a Family Comedy from the Creative Heart and Mind of Bonnie Hunt
As one of seven siblings with many nieces and nephews, family has always held a central role in Bonnie Hunt’s
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