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I recently did a simple Google search of the topic “Migration viewed by religious preference,” and it produced some interesting results. Immigration

The little town of Cascia, Italy, in the mountainous region of Umbria, is a pilgrimage destination for those wishing to visit the

Late last year, I gave two presentations; first at the Pope St. John XXIII Seminary in Newton, Massachusetts, and the second at

“Mary is the safest, easiest, shortest, and most perfect way of approaching Jesus,” said Saint Louis de Montfort, whose feast day is

“Being less cynical ensures a happier life.” Best-selling author Dean Koontz made that observation in an essay on his website, but it’s

On a recent vacation, I read Victor Hugo’s “Les Misérables.” Hugo was truly a poet and philosopher. “Les Misérables” became one of

“I hope to die young, but as late in life as possible.” That quote from a Greek philosopher was a favorite of

A short history of America’s fascination with deportation may help us understand the present situation and correct some of its excesses. Daniel

Saint Francis of Assisi has been quoted as saying, “All the darkness in the world cannot extinguish the light of a single

Meg Hunter-Kilmer spent 12 years living in her car and traveling around the U.S. to share her love for Jesus with individuals