How Knowledge of God’s Love Led Jim Wahlberg to Overcome Addiction
Jim Wahlberg took his first drink at age eight because he wanted to feel accepted by the older kids he
Deacon Recalls His Immigrant Grandmother’s Gumption – and Discovers Her Struggle with Depression
While he was growing up in Chicago, Deacon Don Grossnickle loved visiting his grandmother Maja, an immigrant from Sweden, and
Patricia Heaton on Second Acts, Sacrificial Living, Giving Up Alcohol, and Surrendering to God’s Will
Patricia Heaton’s second act hasn’t gone quite as expected so far, but having learned early in life that surrendering to
Lisa Hendey Reminds Children That They Are “Saints in the Making”
Teaching the faith to children in a relatable, interesting way is a goal for many parents and grandparents. And for
Sister Ave Clark on Tapping Into Holy Courage During Challenging Times
It sounds like the kind of thing you’d see in a movie, but it really happened to Sister Ave Clark,
New Movie Highlights Father Patrick Peyton’s Miraculous Healing and Message About Praying as a Family
Irish immigrant Father Patrick Peyton reached millions with his “the family that prays together stays together” call-to-action. But despite being
Build an Extraordinary Life Free of Anger and Stress: An Interview with Deacon Greg Kandra and Gary Zimak
Want to live an extraordinary life? The best route to that goal is to follow the two great commandments: love
Daredevil Nik Wallenda on Dealing with Trauma and Facing Fear with God’s Help
If you’ve ever watched legendary daredevil Nik Wallenda perform his high-wire walk over places like Niagara Falls or an active
Becky Eldredge Invites You to Grow Closer to God in Your “Inner Chapel”
Spiritual director and author Becky Eldredge has a special term for “the sacred space within us where God resides.” She
The 2020 Christopher Award Winners in Books, TV, and Film Celebrate Courage, Grace, and Mercy
NEW YORK, August 25, 2020 — Mister Rogers’ life-changing influence on a cynical journalist in the film A Beautiful Day
