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Finding a 17th-century tabernacle door filled me with questions. Its angelic face is carved from a single piece of wood— Time has peeled away layers of paint, leaving behind a weathered beauty. Its expression is a silent witness to countless moments of grace.
This door, opening to the mysteries of the Eucharist, has seen countless first...
Playing cards brings back memories of my mom, who got everyone hooked on the game—every grandchild and anyone visiting.
My grandparents were the same way. After all these years, I can go back in an instant to their table and hear the deck shuffling. My grandfather could count cards and know what was in your hand; my Grandmother played to...
One of the best Christmas gifts I’ve ever received was from Yann several years ago. Every morning he brings me a cup of tea in bed, or of my choice of place.
The most original Christmas gift I’ve ever received was this year when Olivia gave me a carrot.
What is one of your most best gifts given and/or an original gifts that you’ve...
The small acts have the ripple effect, but grand gestures—especially in times of crisis—create waves of change that touch many lives, hopefully in a profound way.
Taking a stand in the face of injustice or stepping up during a crisis requires courage and selflessness. Those grand gestures show commitment and values that hold meaning...
When I was nineteen, I went to live in a Benedictine Monastery in New Mexico. As the monastery was semi-cloistered, each community member was assigned a task when they arrived to help maintain the monastery and partake in community life.
The Abbot asked me if I knew how to cook. I lied and said yes.
