King Solomon reminds us of the beauty and strength in choosing love over holding onto offense.

forgiveness divine mercy John Clark John Clark is a course developer for Seton Home Study School and a political speechwriter. He has written two books and hundreds of articles about Catholic ...

Catholics view mercy differently than many people in the secular world, especially pertaining to forgiveness, healing and reconciliation, Bishop Michael Izen said. In a “Practicing Catholic” episode ...

Joan and Bob McGrath have donated $10 million to dramatically expand scholarships for USF’s Catholic school teaching programs, create a new multidisciplinary student leadership institute, and expand ...

The University of Dayton’s Center for Catholic Education received a $1.5 million donation from Peggy and Victor Dubrowski to help prepare the next generation of Catholic educators with a strong ...

and that to receive in faith the gift of his Eucharist is to receive ... has received baptism for the forgiveness of sins and new birth, and lives in keeping with what Christ taught.' ...

Le Mars, Iowa — Those who run the Gehlen Catholic Schools in Le Mars are trying to decide what to do with the largest donation in the school’s history. School officials tell us an estate gift ...

The Scorers Table previews Marquette Catholic's road back to Gainbridge Fieldhouse Austin Hough joins The Scorers Table to discuss Class A Marquette Catholic and its road back to Gainbridge ...

Made from brass and copper, the piece features fine detailing and is enhanced with lapis lazuli and coral for contrast. 2.Gift to First Lady of France It is a silver hand-engraved table mirror with ...

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, student loan borrowers are understandably anxious about the future of student loan forgiveness programs. Over the last four years, the Biden ...

Forgiveness is about your own emotional freedom. It’s a gift you give yourself to move forward without the weight of anger or resentment. You can choose to tell the person you’ve forgiven them ...