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Mia Gallegos

Mia Gallegos is a graduate from Gonzaga University with her degree in Journalism and Digital Marketing. She currently resides in Denver, Colorado working as a Communications Specialist for the Archdiocese of Denver's Mission Support Centers. Additionally, she writes for the Archdiocese' print and online publication, The Denver Catholic, while also making time to continue her passion for dance as the Hip Hop teacher for a dance studio within the Denver Metro Area. She has written for FāVS since her Junior year at GU and is excited to continue producing content for their reader base from afar.
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How Stella Maris brings comfort to seafarers passing through Seattle

Seattle's Stella Maris ministry provides pastoral care, practical support and companionship to international seafarers through an ecumenical port ministry.
Eastern Washington

Maypole, magic and community: Pagan holiday Beltane returns to Spokane

The Pagan Children of the Crossroads Coven invite the community to celebrate Beltane at Friendship Park with rituals, workshops and a festive welcome to spring.
Central Washington

Pacific Northwest prayer rug connects Muslim, Indigenous communities

A new Pacific Northwest prayer rug aims to reflect Muslim identity, honor Indigenous lands and expand access to prayer spaces across the region.
Eastern Washington

Ultramarathon philosopher brings character-driven athletic training philosophy to Whitworth University

Ultramarathon runner and philosopher Sabrina Little will speak at Whitworth University on how character formation shapes better athletes.
Local News

Spokane’s Northern Quest Casino hosts month-long Native American Heritage celebration

Northern Quest Casino honors Native American Heritage Month with a fashion show, dance championships, and performances by Indigenous chefs and artists.
Local News

Spokane nonprofit to build housing community for domestic violence survivors

MiA is building Casa MiA, a permanent housing community for domestic violence survivors in Spokane, set to open in 2027. A safe place to heal and thrive.
Local News

Spokane hospice chaplain’s new book challenges comfort clichés at life’s end

"In ‘Hospice Chaplain: Interrupted,’ Spokane minister Scott Kinder-Pyle reflects on the humanity, mystery, and interruptions of hospice care, challenging clichés and the commodification of end-of-life ministry.
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