Lessons learned on the journey
As we head into the annual celebration of Catholic Schools Week, there are ever-present challenges to overcome and some changes to accept.
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The sounds from silence
At the first in a weekly series of Lenten speakers in a Chicago church, the presenter was every bit informed, articulate and spiritually motivated. Much of what he said remains with me as I make my way on the journey and attempt to put into motion some of his recommendations to help pave the way for Easter.
: Feb 28, 2008
At the first in a weekly series of Lenten speakers in a Chicago church, the presenter was every bit informed, articulate and spiritually motivated. Much of what he said remains with me as I make my way on the journey and attempt to put into motion some of his recommendations to help pave the way for Easter.
: Feb 28, 2008
Melt your heart
From Fannie Mays to Frango Mints, Hershey bars to Hershey’s Kisses, there never seems to be a meltdown where chocolate is concerned. Whether it lifts your spirits, raises your cholesterol or packs on a few pounds, serious fans of the indescribably delicious sweet stuff find chocolate irresistible at every turn.
: Feb 14, 2008
From Fannie Mays to Frango Mints, Hershey bars to Hershey’s Kisses, there never seems to be a meltdown where chocolate is concerned. Whether it lifts your spirits, raises your cholesterol or packs on a few pounds, serious fans of the indescribably delicious sweet stuff find chocolate irresistible at every turn.
: Feb 14, 2008
New life from the rubble
When people of faith think of christenings, it usually conjures up an image involving infants, parents, godparents, in a church setting, with a clergyman, sacramental oil and water and more. When the U.S. Navy plans a christening, it’s about celebrating a different kind of new life—a ship fresh out of the yard and ready for launch—complete with a big bottle of bubbly, military brass, dignitaries and the media.
: Feb 11, 2008
When people of faith think of christenings, it usually conjures up an image involving infants, parents, godparents, in a church setting, with a clergyman, sacramental oil and water and more. When the U.S. Navy plans a christening, it’s about celebrating a different kind of new life—a ship fresh out of the yard and ready for launch—complete with a big bottle of bubbly, military brass, dignitaries and the media.
: Feb 11, 2008
Take it to the ballot box
Do you remember the first time you voted? Who was the individual that won your confidence, convincing you that he or she was the ticket to a sound economy and a world at peace? Did you feel an excitement that made you nearly breathless as you stood alone with a ballot and a feeling of empowerment?
: Jan 31, 2008
Do you remember the first time you voted? Who was the individual that won your confidence, convincing you that he or she was the ticket to a sound economy and a world at peace? Did you feel an excitement that made you nearly breathless as you stood alone with a ballot and a feeling of empowerment?
: Jan 31, 2008