It’s official. The word “sustainable” is gone from Tesla’s mission statement. For over a decade, Tesla’s guiding star was ...

For the trio of new priests, their first Christmas season in their new parishes started long before Dec. 25, with the beginning of Advent, which starts four Sundays before Christmas and continues ...

Diocese of Alabama] For more than a decade, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Jasper, Ala., has marked the Advent season by ...

A Brazos County district court jury convicts and sentences a suspended medical doctor for sexually assaulting a patient in April of 2021. At the end of a two week trial on Friday (December 19), the ...

DELMAR, N.Y. (WNYT) – Jacob’s Joy, Inc. is a nonprofit offering free camps and retreats for children with serious illnesses and their families. Jacob Linn, the inspiration behind Jacob’s Joy, was ...

Places are important. We experience life in places. There are births and deaths in hospitals, baptisms in sanctuaries or lakes and rivers. We live in houses and huts, palaces, apartments and shelters.

The fourth Sunday of Advent is symbolized by lighting the final candle on the wreath, representing love. This Advent season ...

For the fourth week of Advent, the Marian Library has created a prayer card featuring one of our Nativities on the front and the Marianist prayer for Christmas on the back. And, to begin the new year ...

If Brodric Martin had plans for a homecoming this Sunday at Ford Field, it appears he can go ahead and cancel them. Ahead of their Week 16 road matchup against the Detroit Lions this Sunday, the ...

This is an opinion piece. In the book of Galatians, the apostle Paul describes the attitudes that should characterize followers of Jesus. Love. Joy. Peace. Patience. Kindness. Goodness. Faithfulness.

As we light the fourth candle on the Advent wreath we find ourselves only a few days away from Christmas. The Sunday Gospel invites us to see the mystery of Christ’s coming through the quiet and ...

In week three of our Joy and Gratitude journey, we go deeper than the “nice moments” you've identified in your work so far, and instead focus on their source: you. This chapter is an invitation to ...