Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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I make mistakes on a regular basis
By JONATHAN ROCKEY I made a mistake when I wrote last week’s dI made a mistake when I wrote
I keep changing my mind
By HOWARD BESS During the past presidential election we again observed the phenomenon of mind changing. Candidates change their minds
Religious liberty activists stand together — in prisons
By TERRY MATTINGLY When it comes to fine cuisine, few gourmands would fight to be served peanut butter, sardines, beans
SPECTRUM: The reason why America is great
By EUGENE HARNETT I’ve some good news and some bad news about America. First, the good news. We are
Season of Advent reminds us that Jesus is worth the wait
By JONATHAN ROCKEY Do you remember the excitement of Christmas as a child? That excitement did not just come from
In the end — with a guy wearing a baseball cap
By Paul Maguire 11.20.16. 5:30am. So, all that was left after 4 hrs. of chaos since a
A gratitude list is worth the effort
By ALLISON HOWELL Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, our American holiday to celebrate a time when folks got things really right: two
It’s important to give thanks for His blessings on this national holiday
By JONATHAN ROCKEY Which is your favorite holiday? Christmas? Easter? Thanksgiving? Perhaps you know that Thanksgiving is different from these
The joining of history and faith
By HOWARD BESS Over the past three decades I have spent more of my time pursuing an understanding of the
Buildings crumble, the church still stands
By FATHER LEROY CLEMENTICH, CSC Imagine you are comfortably seated in your pew at Our Lady of Guadalupe Co-Cathedral
FAITH BRIEFS: Nov. 13, 2016
‘Believe’ program set for Palmer First Baptist “Believe,” Sundays, from 10:30 to 11:30 p.m. First Baptist Church
Be still in the noise of this world and know God is ‘an ever-present help’
By JONATHAN ROCKEY This past week I visited the homes of a number of people who were seriously ill, or