Endings are woven into the fabric of existence, as inevitable as the setting sun or the final note of a haunting melody. Yet, in a world that often glorifies beginnings—new ventures, fresh starts, and endless possibilities—we rarely take a moment to honor the quiet grace of closure. Embracing endings holds ……

We all yearn for a sense of belonging. It's a fundamental human need, a deep-seated desire to be seen, soothed, safe and secure. Yet, often, we confuse…….

Christmas is a season of hope. It’s a time when we remember the birth of a child who would change the world. A child who came to bring light into the darkness, love into the world and hope to the hopeless.

As we journey through this Christmas season, we are……

Thanksgiving, a United States Holiday, is a time for gratitude and togetherness. It is often centered around the table and an abundance of food. The table is more than just a piece of furniture; it's a canvas upon which our stories are painted, our hearts are warmed, and our souls are nourished.

As we gather around this sacred space, we share not just …..

It’s been 14 years since we lost him. We haven’t seen his ear-to-ear smile, hear his contagious laughter, or felt the warmth of his hugs. So many years since he chose to leave this world, leaving us with a hole in our hearts that no amount of time can fill.

Suicide is a word that carries a weight of its own. It’s a heavy, painful topic that many people avoid, but for those left behind, it’s a constant companion. It’s the elephant in the room, the unspoken fear that lingers in the air.

For us, the impact of his loss has been profound. We’ve experienced waves of......

Spiritual formation is a lifelong journey of deepening one's relationship with God and allowing that relationship to transform every aspect of life. The outcomes can be profound and multifaceted. Here are some key areas of growth……

We live in a world obsessed with efficiency. We crave quick fixes, 10-step programs, and microwave spirituality. But what if the most profound transformation requires something more? Enter the Ignatian Exercises: a 9-month retreat-in-daily life, centuries old, that dares you to confront yourself, rewrite your story, and discover a life set ablaze by purpose.

Let's face it: bees get a bad rap. They're the tireless delivery drivers of the plant kingdom, the original hipsters with their hexagonal honeycombs, and the undisputed champions of the "work hard, play hard" motto.

Here's a glimpse into the hilarious, yet hardworking life of a bee.