When we feel surrounded by great evil and darkness, “our very misfortunes become part of the growth of love, truth, and justice.” How can that be? Ron Rolheiser encourages us to search underneath what’s happening in the daily news to see God alive and working. Continue reading
A young couple’s first experience at Canada’s biggest Passion Play inspires a wealth of insights, as Scripture unfolds before their eyes. Continue reading
We love this very charming poem that not only celebrates the simple joys of walking, but also points out excellent lessons for living. Continue reading
Ron Semenoff recalls how, as a new Christian convert who had major “issues” with the Saints, he cautiously acquired a great love and reverence for these holy men and women throughout history. Continue reading
A poem by author and community activist Bruce Anderson, who writes with searing honesty about finding the courage to truly connect with others. Continue reading
Imagine finding yourself in jail, marriage and career busted, hope destroyed, overwhelmed by shame. But sometimes hitting rock bottom gives you the perspective to finally look up and see the light. Continue reading
In the midst of the current refugee crisis, former Citizenship Judge Ann Wilson recounts her own experience of immigration, and the great value of kindness and hospitality. Continue reading
Meg Konditi reviews Miracle Worker, Rosebud Theatre’s poignant play about the life of Helen Keller, a deaf, blind girl trapped alone in darkness and silence until a young teacher miraculously breaks through. Continue reading
Dr. Gordon Smith, President of Ambrose University, discusses the books that had a significant impact on his faith formation, and led to a change of heart. Continue reading
In this moving essay, student Aaron Ellsworth writes about his journey to understand the importance of self-mercy, and his experiences learning to rise above depression and anxiety while attending St. Mary’s University. Continue reading
