Tanzania Testing Day

Tanzania Testing Day

Feature article from National Catholic Register… Tanzania Testing Day: A Child’s Chance to Escape Poverty and Danger Once a year in Tanzania, on its world-forgotten islands, unvisited mountainsides, and in jungles and brush with man-eating animals, the Sisters...
The Miracle that Saved the Forgotten Ones

The Miracle that Saved the Forgotten Ones

Today marks the 91st anniversary of an event that led to one of the greatest movements of rescue of the poor, humiliated, and rejected in the history of the world. When the Blessed Mother visited a 13-year-old peasant girl in a tiny frozen-over Belgian village, the...
The Prayerful Mystic; or the Non-Stop Worker

The Prayerful Mystic; or the Non-Stop Worker

THE PRAYERFUL MYSTIC; OR THE NON-STOP WORKER BOTH/AND Few could pin Fr. Al down. At the tortuous moments just prior to his death from Lou Gehrig’s Disease, he belted out whispered commands to those at his bedside: Please remind the Sisters that they must pray three...
The Scale and Hierarchy of Warriorhood

The Scale and Hierarchy of Warriorhood

With the expanding war, I’ve been thinking about the detonation of bombs into childhoods.  In the deep interior of Mexico last week at Villa de los Niños in Guadalajara, Mexico, I walked paths and found myself falling into new friendships with three American...

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