The following excerpt and book list was written by Save the Children: “February is Black History Month, and it’s an important time for reflection, celebration and acknowledgement. That’s why in honor of Black History Month, we’re sharing some of our favorite children’s books that send an important message about celebrating Black history to inspire boys …

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Sister Mary Louise Coccimiglio was born May 28, 1935 in Detroit, Michigan where she lived with her parents, Ernest and Catherine (Chudy) Coccimiglio, and brothers, Carmon Anthony and Ernest Coccimiglio. She passed away on January 13, 2023. Sister Mary Louise entered religious life when the Second Vatican Council called all Religious communities to renew their …

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The statement was released on January 30: “With righteous indignation, we all must act!” The New Year is barely a month old. We have just celebrated the national holiday honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the warrior of peace, and the world sadly commemorated International Holocaust Remembrance Day. In a …

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“The ecological crisis is “a summons to profound interior conversion,” a reexamining of our relationships with the Creator, with creation, and with our sisters and brothers. (LS 217) This conversion process is one that unfolds over months and even years, as the Holy Spirit calls us to an ever deeper richness of spirit. In our …

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