After reading an article on my Catholic fifty+ Web site (EONS) I came across this information: Fr. Jenkins had said an Indiana newspaper “we are very proud and honored to welcome the first... Read more >>

Seeing Through the Smokescreen of Spin I believe this country has a noble life purpose—to serve as a kind of laboratory for enlightenment—and that it has a global role to play as a... Read more >>

Before you vote, take a look at these documentaries first. 1. Taxi to the Dark Side (2007); Directed by Alex Gibney On December 1, 2002, a Kabul taxi driver named Dilawar took three passengers for a... Read more >>

To me, affirmative action has always sounded very big brother-ish and scary, especially because this set of policies and initiatives is rooted in racism … Read more >>

For the 2008 election, there’s excitement in the air. I can feel it. I’m talking about it with my parents, my friends, and with twenty-something activists who are doing at least one thing... Read more >>

This is the dawn of the most entrepreneurial and socially aware generation in history. Workers under forty are passionate about corporate social responsibility, a greener environment, and human... Read more >>

So I was doing some volunteer work earlier today and this cute Bohemian/hippie-type mom sat down beside me with her infant child. I turned my head just in time to see her pulling her shirt up to... Read more >>

There beds are warm and my chidren sleep but I know somewhere a mothers child weeps there is klling tonight, there’s cold and there's death in the desert somewhere your husband, a father,... Read more >>

Like most working mothers of three-year-olds I have many things to do; call in my monthly prescriptions, put gasoline in my twenty-eight gallon tank, purchase pull-ups, clean my house, replace the air... Read more >>

A whole week would have passed without me knowing that it was National Single’s Week. I got a text from my friend on the way home last night that read, “It’s National Singles Week... Read more >>