Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article at OnFaith. He writes: Monetary and capital resources help, but they do not redeem a community. People do. And a year after one of the worst storms in world history killed 6,300 of their own citizens, the Filipino people are proving that joy, resilience and communal solidarity… Read More Why Christian Groups Lead the Biggest Relief Efforts in the World
Pope Francis: “In life we all make many mistakes. Let us learn to recognize our errors and ask forgiveness.”
Following a decade-long hiatus, it is pleasing to return to the lovely city of Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo and witness first hand the hospitality and the lively ambiance. It is certainly a far cry from headlines such as “the rape capital of the world,” meant to raise awareness about the prevalence of… Read More Homage to a Congolese Hero
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Brittany Maynard’s Suffering by Michael Sean Winters: “No person filled with love can simply cease to exist. This is what we believe if we believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. That is why our hope in the resurrection is a sure hope.” A Changed China… Read More Around the Web (Part 2)
Check out these recent articles from around the web: It’s time to work on America’s agenda by Elizabeth Warren: “People are ready to work, ready to do their part, ready to fight for their futures and their kids’ futures, but they see a government that bows and scrapes for big corporations, big banks, big oil… Read More Around the Web (Part 1)
Pope Francis: “United in God, we are not nameless islands.”
Ten months ago, I would not have considered myself a “runner.” I have an athletic build and I played soccer for 15 years (my calves and quads are a bit bigger than I would prefer), but I never liked to just run and certainly not long distances. People often ask, “Do you run?” when I… Read More Running the Race and Keeping the Faith
