Seven ways to end food waste and save money
The scene is a familiar one for us all: in the midst of cooking a new meal, you glance in the fridge to see last
The scene is a familiar one for us all: in the midst of cooking a new meal, you glance in the fridge to see last
Movement is the language children speak fluently before they are able to form words. When a toddler is excited, they run and jump. When they’re
Visiting a gym to lift weights or take a class is great for your health. However, busy schedules, tight budgets and simply not feeling like
Carol Rickard-Brideau knows the power of a built environment to transform people’s lives. She’s stepped into some of the world’s most treasured Catholic cathedrals –
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith,” St. Paul wrote to his mentee, Timothy. The cultivated
Before running onto the baseball field, children from across the diocese tied their cleats, stretched their muscles and made the Sign of the Cross during
“What’s that thing on your wrist?” I hear this question a lot in reference to the Fitbit Flex strapped to my wrist day and night.
Many spend their Saturday mornings sleeping in or cheering at their children’s sports games. But at Club 12 in Leesburg, one group of Catholics huddles
WASHINGTON – The lives of religious sisters not only offer an example of holy living, but also healthy aging, according to recent studies. Several years
Bumper-to-bumper traffic, hefty bills, household chores, recurring health problems – these are just a few of the burdens of everyday life. Other times, we find