
A Beautiful Day
Letters"It is not with scruples that a man will become great. Greatness comes about, God willing, like a beautiful day." (Camus)
"It is not with scruples that a man will become great. Greatness comes about, God willing, like a beautiful day." (Camus)
With violence, hate crimes, and assaults against Muslims in America reaching some of their highest levels historically according to the FBI, my wife and I did not know how to respond...
We offer two witnesses from students who organized a study weekend in NYC...
My first thought was YES! Then, NO! (I’m too busy, right?) And then enthusiastically YES!" Fundraising for the NY Encounter...
Pictures from the Northeast Vacation...
Generation Hope, a documentary we watched at the CL vacation, is a story about the impact of Mary’s Meals, an organization that began with a simple conversation between a hungry child and a man, who realized that he could do something about it...
So here’s the story: I spent the weekend before Christmas in Montreal...
I am the proud daughter and daughter-in-law of Cuban exiles. I live in Miami, Florida with hundreds of thousands of other Cuban exiles and Cuban Americans like myself...
The quiet beauty of this frienship is a simple, solid fact in my life...
I was recently reminded that once Father Giussani said that the worst enemy of vocation is skepticism. Vocation happens in the present, the present reality in front of me...
Last Saturday, November 19, Charitable Work took an unusual form for the people of the CL community of South Bend, IN...
The day after the election I visited a local parish to volunteer with Families Moving Forward, an interfaith housing collaborative that partners local congregations with families in need...
A week after the election season’s conclusion, speculation and uncertainty have not abated...
As many an “apathetic millennial,” I tend to look at politics with cynicism and detachment. But upon entering the poll booth last Tuesday, I asked a question, “what value does politics have in my everyday life.”
Regardless of how one feels about the election results, I think we can all agree on one thing: We're elated that it's all over...
“The Audacity of Hope” was a discussion on hope and the patient-provider relationship in the journey of cancer patients...
I would have preferred to wait a few days (at least) before making comments about a presidency which has not happened yet. But the world spins, the media bombards us, people react, and readers ask questions...
Dear Friends, Last Saturday at St. Joseph Church in Seattle, Washington, a number of us were privileged to be present at the wedding of Thuc (pronounced Tuck) and Charlie...
I walked through the Cathedral before our pilgrimage began...
A reflection on the 2016 election results.
How can the Church respond to a “post-Sexual Revolution” society in light of the Jubilee Year of Mercy? This question was the main focus of the 5th annual Symposium on the Advancement of the New Evangelization at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas...