If you don't have a partner this Valentine's Day, it's an opportunity to gift yourself a loving day of solitude.

Rethinking Valentine’s Day from a biblical perspective means seeing it as more than a fleeting holiday; it is a reminder to love well every day. Whether single, married, or in any stage of life, we ...

In her debut novel 'Paradise Close,' out in paperback next month from Persea, the poet tells two intergenerational stories, ...

Linda Kumar is hurting but hopeful.And though she has good reason to complain, the lifelong Catholic and St. Bernadette ...

Jesus gave us a mandate to “go into the world and preach the gospel to all creation” (Mark 16:15). His final words before the ...

Throughout Cowboy Bebop, Spike throws himself into danger like his life doesn’t matter. It’s almost as if he’s searching for ...

Altadena's eclecticism and independent spirit drew residents. After the Eaton fire, they face a crossroads over whether to ...

You and I have been given the invaluable gift of communication with God. Last week we learned about the process of making the soil of our hearts soft and receptive to God. This week we’ll learn some ...

Traveling alone taught me a lot. It taught me how to sit with myself, how to follow my instincts and how to connect with ...

If speech is silver, silence is gold. How many times have we heard this proverb? Scholars believe that the proverb originated ...