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Local and National UCC leaders denounce hate, stand with Haitian community in Springfield

UCC leaders condemn xenophobic and violent rhetoric against the Haitian community in Springfield, Ohio. Learn more about the impact of false assertions.

Reflections on life’s arc: From the beauty of rainbows to voting one’s conscience

Explore the metaphor of the rainbow's arc and its connection to the ebb and flow of life. Learn how it symbolizes America's and the author's past, present and future.

Might Jesus Be on the Border?

Paul Graves writes about the difference between rage and anger when it comes to how one approaches their feelings when it comes to politics about the border on what to do.

The Importance of Home

For generations, poor people have relied on each other to keep a roof over their heads. But in the world’s wealthiest country, we need more.

Catholic Parishes Invite Community to Prayerful Witness Event for Immigrants

On Saturday, Oct. 12, from 1-3 p.m., the St. Ann and St. Aloysius Immigration Committee invites the community to their event, “Prayerful Witness: Walking in Solidarity with Immigrants.”

The First Thanksgiving: There’s always room for one more

And so you pilgrims arriving at our borders, you have arrived just in time as we celebrate this feast of abundance and gratitude and honoring tradition.  And so may we honor the tradition of those who hosted the first Thanksgiving feast, because the reality is there is usually always room for one more at the table and still enough food to go around. 

The joy of desperation

Be glad when you need something so badly that you no longer care about the consequences of asking God to provide it.

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