Share the Journey — A journey in immigration law
byI am the child of an immigrant. I remember being teased as a child in a north Georgia elementary school for having “slanty eyes”…
I am the child of an immigrant. I remember being teased as a child in a north Georgia elementary school for having “slanty eyes”…
Last Friday, I was enthralled by the opening ceremonies for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan. Many are familiar with the important symbols…
In the summer after my sophomore year as an environmental science student at Bellarmine University, I worked as a tour guide for an ecotourism…
To commemorate the 1,700th anniversary of the Ecumenical Council of Nicaea, which formulated the Creed that we recite during Mass on Sundays, Pope Leo…
After my last Mass with the English Catholic Community in Phnom Penh, before I departed for the United States, a woman asked me if…
Suffering does not deepen because it is unseen, but because it is seen and dismissed. I know this lesson intimately, not as a clinician…
Later this month, Archbishop Shelton will celebrate a special Mass with the youth and young adults who minister as altar servers throughout the archdiocese….
During this Jubilee Year, I’ve been grappling with hope. I spent the first few months of the year contemplating, “What does the virtue even…
As a child, I didn’t know that I would become an MS warrior. I was the one who fell down the steps, broke bones…
Anyone who has ever worked in science knows the value of mathematics in trying to discover the hidden treasures of science. Sometimes the math…
