These are practical maybe even commonsensical but given the times in which we live, they re easy to neglect with the result ...

JANUARY vibes do not arrive with fireworks. It comes quietly. It slips in on cold mornings and long evenings, when the ...

We learn devotion as a visibly fervent thing the folding of hands, the ringing of temple bells, tears that fall in public, ...

As the Church ponders the meaning of the birth of Christ our Hope in Bethlehem, she is able to draw even greater hope from ...

The story of Jesus does not end as most stories do. There is no neat conclusion, no final full stop marking its close.

May all of us start, move on confidently through this new year just as we have always done for the past years: to always believe and never forget that we are all loved, unconditionally, by God, now ...

At the beginning of a new year. Still standing. Still breathing. Still capable of love. That alone is grace. “See, I am doing ...

“You’re not alone.” Those words can pull us back toward hope, especially when we’ve just heard painful news — a diagnosis, a death, the loss of a job, or a relationship ending. In moments like these, ...

There’s something magical about sliding into a vinyl booth at a classic American diner, where the coffee is always flowing and breakfast is served 24 hours a day. The Dove Diner in New Castle, ...

Christmas arrives every year bearing a stubborn question that refuses to age: What truly matters? It is a season that interrupts the rhythms of ambition and accumulation with an unsettling paradox – a ...