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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

Recently, I have been the frequent, unwilling viewer of an interesting advertisement. In short, the advertisement begins by presenting the modern catastrophe

As we light the first Advent candle this weekend, the real countdown to Christmas begins! Sure, the TV movies, Christmas songs on

On Nov. 13, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Patroness of All Immigrants. On that occasion, the bishops

As we look toward Thanksgiving and Christmas, I realize that 2025 is quickly coming to an end, and so is the Jubilee

For the past 40 years, undocumented immigration has been fueled by a lack of legal avenues for immigrant workers to fill critical