commeNTARY CommentaryFeatureLocal NewsOur Back PagesSchoolsSports NDP’s Gym Meet marks 90 years Paul McMullenMarch 7, 20193 min read Gym Meet traditions include Mary Bartel, chairwoman of the Physical Education/Health Department, serving as faculty moderator for nearly 30 years. AmenAmen Gunty CommentaryCommentaryLent ‘Pea toast’ and other sacrifices Christopher GuntyMarch 7, 20193 min read We fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday and abstain from meat on the other Fridays of the season, but it’s not much of a sacrifice to splurge on lobster instead of beef as a Lenten meal. CommentaryWord on Fire Frank Gehry and the quest for transcendence Bishop Robert BarronMarch 7, 20195 min read The Church ought to sing the transcendence of God to Frank Gehry as it once sang it to Giotto, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Dante, Gaudí, and the architect of Chartres Cathedral. Charity in TruthCommentaryLent The long Lent Archbishop William E. LoriMarch 6, 20193 min read May this long Lent lead to an Easter of renewed hope and joy for ourselves, for the church, and for those who have been harmed. CommentaryWit & Wisdom Moving experience Father Joseph BreighnerMarch 6, 20193 min read To be human is to be worthy of God. God affirms the value of human life, by becoming human himself. But life is not easy. BlogLentOpen Window What Jesus hopes for you this Lent Rita BuettnerMarch 3, 20192 min read Lent isn’t a test we will pass or fail. It’s an opportunity. It’s an invitation. BlogLentOpen Window A basket of intentions for Lent, spelling words, jumbo playing cards, a Cinderella story, and more (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerMarch 1, 20194 min read Every Lent we fill a basket with slips of paper with the names of people we know—living and deceased. We pull one out every morning and pray for that person that day. It’s a simple concept, but it works well for our family. BlogOpen Window Cookies for dinner Rita BuettnerFebruary 24, 20192 min read Often what I’m asking for isn’t what I need, but the equivalent of a chocolate chip cookie for dinner. BlogOpen Window The dog who could read (but didn’t know how to find her way home) Rita BuettnerFebruary 23, 20192 min read Once upon a time there was a dog. She broke free from her yard and went exploring. BlogOpen Window Snow days, packing lunches, veggie tray creations, and possible summer destinations (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerFebruary 22, 20194 min read You have to love a snow day that falls on a Wednesday. I mean, you don’t have to, but I enjoyed having a day off in the middle of the week. Previous 1 … 220 221 222 … 288 Next