From Special Needs Children to Race Relations, Baseball Great Modeled Faith-Driven Decency
Carl Erskine may not be a household name anymore, but he deserves to be. He was New York baseball royalty
"It's better to light one candle than to curse the darkness" (The Christopher motto)
Carl Erskine may not be a household name anymore, but he deserves to be. He was New York baseball royalty
Elizabeth Humphreys was filled with anger about her once vibrant and intelligent mother’s descent into Alzheimer’s. That anger bled into
On the weekend that the Church celebrates Divine Mercy Sunday, I couldn’t help but think of the Gospel story of
Two things were staples in Marie Coronel’s home when she was growing up: Catholicism and rooting for the San Diego
NEW YORK, March 22, 2023 — The theme of people looking beyond their own needs to help others runs through
In her career, Sarah Hart has written and recorded thousands of songs for worship, for liturgy, and for Christian music
The words “peace and compassion” may elicit images of softness or even weakness, but Sister Ave Clark knows from experience
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When actress Nikki DeLoach initially read the script for her latest Hallmark Christmas movie “The Gift of Peace,” it was
Many people know the story of Alcoholics Anonymous founder Bill Wilson, who lay the groundwork for those struggling through alcoholism