
Simple Ways To Combat Your Child’s Summer Slide
Simple ways a parent can encourage reading over the summer and stops summer slide. Continue reading Simple Ways To Combat Your Child’s Summer Slide
Simple ways a parent can encourage reading over the summer and stops summer slide. Continue reading Simple Ways To Combat Your Child’s Summer Slide
On Godparent’s Day, we honor the godparents of our past, thank the godparents supporting our children today, and look ahead to strengthen godparent relationships in the future. This one is close to my heart as I love all my godchildren … Continue reading Remember National Godparents Day Matters
Trinity Sunday reminds us to live a life of resurrection not desolation Continue reading Sunday Meditation: Trinity Sunday Summons Us To Amazing Heights
Looking for the perfect Father’s Day gift this year? Play to dad’s favorite activity, whether it’s cooking up delicious food, working out or tending to their beloved beard. I’ve compiled a list of 7 gift ideas all under $80, with … Continue reading 7 Father’s Day Gift Ideas For The Foodie, Active And Bearded Dad
Pentecost Sunday invites us in to spiritual power Continue reading Pentecost Sunday: From Ashes To Wind and Flame
The arrival of Memorial Day means the start of the summer cookout season. Of course, if you’ve hosted a party lately, you know it’s not quite that easy. There’s a lot of hard work involved – especially when it comes to preparing food. Continue reading Eight Food Safety Tips for the Summer Cookout Season
BS’ NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT, America’s national night of remembrance, returns live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol hosted by Tony Award-winner Joe Mantegna and Emmy Award-winner Gary Sinise, acclaimed actors who are dedicated to veterans’ causes and supporting our troops in active service. Continue reading PBS’ National Memorial Concert: Multi-Award-Winning National Tradition Honoring Our American Heroes Continues
For many folks, Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to summer. For others it’s the quiet remembrance of soldiers who gave their lives for liberty, justice and the pursuit of happiness.
Many people visit cemeteries and memorials, particularly to honor those who have died in military service. Many volunteers place an American flag on each grave in national cemeteries.
Memorial Day is not to be confused with Veterans Day – Memorial Day Continue reading Memorial Day Is For More Than BBQs
May is the month of the celebration of Mary. There are many different Marian apparitions which have garnered attention. One such apparition was in the 1950s. Continue reading Monday Marian Mulling: Madonna Delle Lacrime