Learning can be fun! I'm always impressed by young mothers who slip lessons for their children into unexpected places--strategically mounting a world map on the refrigerator door, hanging a shower curtain which features the periodic table.... So I
Whether or not I'm pregnant is not one of the questions I struggle with these days. My children are grown; and while I wish with all my heart that I still had a houseful of giggling munchkins,
There is trouble in the Pitt-Jolie household. Actress Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce from her husband, actor Brad Pitt. The couple, who met in 2004 on the set of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith", have had
I am a lazy cook. There was a time when I spent a lot of time poring over cookbooks, fine-tuning shopping lists, experimenting with bananas flambeau, stuffing a rainbow trout and stitching it closed. That was Then,
After fourteen years at Courage International and its companion apostolate EnCourage, including nine years as its Executive Director, Fr. Paul Check has announced that he will be leaving that position to accept another assignment. Bishop Frank Caggiano,
Matt and Melissa Graves, the devoted parents whose two-year-old son Lane was killed by an alligator during a family vacation at Walt Disney World, continue to inspire. In a litigious society in which people often
A Michigan woman has filed suit against her doctor in an unusual case that's being called "wrongful conception." Oh, Lori Cichewicz of Commerce Township loves her child. Speaking of her now-five-year-old daughter Reagan, Cichewicz says,
Matt and Melissa Graves, parents of the sweet toddler who was snatched by an alligator during his family's Walt Disney World vacation, have a request. As they buried their beloved little boy Lane today, they
The story that's tugged on everyone's heartstrings for the last twenty-four hours is the horrible report out of Orlando, that a two-year-old child was snatched by an alligator while playing and watching an outdoor film
What makes a marriage great? According to a recent study out of Florida State University, the key to marital bliss is low expectations. FSU psychology professor Dr. James McNulty studied 135 newlywed couples for four
