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Tuesday, November 12, 2024

Lisa Ormond

Lisa has a journalism degree from California State University, Northridge. She looks back on her career to date fondly having worked in various California broadcast news organizations, insurance public affairs and at both Washington State University and the University of Idaho. Lisa has an insatiable curiosity, love for learning and a passion for helping and giving to others. Born and raised in urban California, Lisa has joyfully lived on the Palouse for nearly 14 years. She cherishes the people, the lifestyle, the vibe and the beauty it offers. When not caring for her family and their crazy chickens, she volunteers, writes poetry, creates wood and rock art pieces and putters about her peaceful farm, which fascinates and inspires her daily. Spiritual growth is a priority in her life and a pathway for living peacefully with herself, others and her Lord.

Palouse Catholics journey 35 miles in growing Marian pilgrimage tradition

Discover the power of a Marian pilgrimage. Read how Palouse Catholics honored Mother Mary through a recent rosary pilgrimage and prayerful procession.

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Support gender equality in politics: Learn why it's crucial to vote for a woman for president and break the long-standing tradition of male leadership in our country.

After feeding thousands for over 30 years, Moscow food bank director passes the torch

At 83, Moscow resident Linda Nickels retires as steward of the Moscow Food Bank after three decades of service. Guided by her faith, Nickels reflects on her decision to step down and the impact she’s made, having helped feed thousands in Latah County. Despite challenges, her leadership, dedication, and community support ensured no one left the food bank empty-handed.

Delight in the change around you with haiku

Experience the beauty of autumn and its unique rhythms with haiku. Discover how seasonal changes can be observed with attentiveness in this insightful blog post.

From dream home to reality check: Navigating the edge of homelessness at 62

Addressing the issue of homelessness in America and our struggle to find viable solutions. A personal perspective on the importance of having a home.

Vacation Bible School: It’s not just for kids anymore — adults want in too

Discover the joy of Vacation Bible School, not just for kids but for adults and teens, too. Read about a fun-filled week of faith education and personal spiritual growth.

Let us sow together: A Catholic’s response to the Church’s apology to Native Americans

Explore the impact of American Indian boarding schools in a commentary on the Catholic bishops' apology. Gain insights into this important and relevant topic.

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