In a new heartfelt and very personal essay for Our Sunday Visitor, author and mother Diana Vallette writes that, in the past, she would cry on Christmas because, as she put it, “the stress of ...
Our Sunday Visitor publisher Scott Richert writes that these cold and dark days of late fall and winter make us appreciate the warmth and light of our homes: “We share memories of those who are ...
Our Sunday Visitor publisher Scott Richert writes about the recent death of his aunt and how her passing serves as a reminder that each of us is called to remember our own deaths: “I don’t ...
With his daughter’s high school graduation coming quickly, Our Sunday Visitor managing editor Scott Warden reminisces about his own childhood and offers a few pieces of advice to his soon-to-be graduate. He writes: “Stay close ...
In his latest column, managing editor Scott Warden shares how he has come to the conclusion that he and his wife are living in the prime of their lives. With their youngest a little more ...
In the midst of a church and culture still reeling from seemingly endless revelations of abuse, Adam DeVille asks: Are our needs today better served by refusing to commemorate people like Jean Vanier, rubbishing all ...
Every year, Our Sunday Visitor asks our readers to send in their favorite Christmas memories, as well as their original Christmas poems. Without fail, these offerings transport our editorial staff back through time and across ...
“Time it was and what a time it was, it was … A time of innocence.” — “Bookends,” by Simon and Garfunkel (1968) I did a guest column for the local paper recently describing the ...
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