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
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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
Sometimes Mercy Precedes Repentance
On the weekend that the Church celebrates Divine Mercy Sunday, I couldn’t help but think of the Gospel story of
Through Triumphs and Tragedies, Marie Coronel Found Light in God, Family, and the Padres
Two things were staples in Marie Coronel’s home when she was growing up: Catholicism and rooting for the San Diego
74th Annual Christopher Awards for Books, TV, and Film Highlight Kindness, Courage, and Faith
NEW YORK, March 22, 2023 — The theme of people looking beyond their own needs to help others runs through
Singer/Songwriter Sarah Hart on “Amazing Grace” and Her Calling to Put Beauty into the World
In her career, Sarah Hart has written and recorded thousands of songs for worship, for liturgy, and for Christian music
Compassion Walks the Road to Calvary: An Interview with Sister Ave Clark
The words “peace and compassion” may elicit images of softness or even weakness, but Sister Ave Clark knows from experience
How God and the Blessed Mother Led a ‘Hot Mess’ Toward Healing from Trauma
Leticia Ochoa Adams’ life has not been an easy road. She endured repeated sexual abuse when she was a child
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