Our daughter is a teacher.
And she is one of the many thousands who are called to a vocation of teaching
Special individuals
who deal with Intellectual Disabilities.
But she (and others like her) remind us they are more appropriately considered:
Special ABILITIES.
Abilities that demand our RESPECT! Continue reading “The R-Word”
“During the month of May and especially on Memorial Day, our nation has the obligation to honor the men and women who serve our country and never to forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The pain of losing a friend, brother, sister, mother or father can never be taken away. However, we take refuge and comfort in our faith in Christ, knowing that death is not the end, but the threshold to everlasting life.
In 1995, Saint John Paul II beautifully said, “there is no cross to bear that Christ has not already borne for us, and does not now bear with us … This is our faith. This is our witness before the world.” As we honor and remember those we have lost in battle, place your sadness and pain in the hands of the Lord; His love and consoling embrace for us are boundless and infinite.
If you are able to, please visit one of the National Cemeteries. Say a prayer, place a flag or a flower on the tomb of a fallen soldier in memory of their valor and the brave life they lived, for we can never repay the sacrifice they made.” – Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA
The Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS) is truly blessed to have benefactors who support her mission of caring for military members and their families. Through your kindness and generosity, the AMS is able to extend her loving arms and provide the hope, love, and peace that can only be found in Christ.
Ways to support the Archdiocese for the Military Services can be found here.
“As we express our gratitude we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” – John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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