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
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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
After 61 Years as a Nun, Sister Ave Clark Still Serves as a Vehicle of Joy and Grace to Others
As a child, Sister Ave Clark decided that she either wanted to be a Rockette or a nun. Her mother
Disability Ministries Benefit the Life of the Church: An Interview with Delaney Coyne
When writer Delaney Coyne set out to explore the Catholic Church’s ministries to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, she
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
Embark on “A Pilgrimage of Light” This Advent and Christmas with Sister Ave Clark
Back when Sister Ave Clark was a special education teacher, her students made her an Advent wreath. Only it wasn’t
In Work at St. John’s Bread and Life, Sister Caroline Tweedy Feeds Bodies and Souls
Having been involved with CYO sports from childhood through young adulthood, Sister Caroline Tweedy, RSM, grew up thinking that “coaching”
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
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