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January 12, 2024
Read Msgr. Joseph Prior’s reflection on the readings of the Holy Mass for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 11, 2024
THE GORGE — At age 8, it’s hard to imagine a reading test score will impact the rest of your life.
January 9, 2024
The risks of child hunger increase dramatically when school cafeterias close for the summer, especially for the one in eight families currently facing food insecurity in Oregon. David Wieland, policy advocate with Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon, said lawmakers have an opportunity in the upcoming session to ensure that all kids in the state can access nutritious food through a now-permanent Summer EBT program, which Gov. Tina Kotek has called a priority. ...
January 2, 2024
The new year is an opportunity to reset and presents an opportunity to give back to your community by hosting a food or fund drive. New Mexicos Roadrunner Food Bank and others across the country are being squeezed by high levels of need and fewer food donations. In 2022, the U.S. ...
December 29, 2023
My Bloody Fact I Still Denied Shropshire, England, 1684 T hey went for a walk in the meadow. It was …
December 28, 2023
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December 26, 2023
The American Federation of Teachers recently gave out grants in urban, suburban, and rural communities across America to increase literacy and improve nutrition in dozens of schools. In Louisiana, AFTs Powerful Partnerships Institute awarded a grant in Jefferson Parish that will fund a backpack program helping children in food-insecure families at four schools. The 38 grants create partnerships with community organizations and volunteer parent groups to address a number of needs in different...
December 26, 2023
Across the globe, hunger is an enormous threat to children. To combat the problem, one rural school district in northwest New Mexico is bringing culturally-appropriate items to the school cafeteria menu. Zach Ben, founder of the Navajo Nations Bidii Baby Foods, was a new dad during the pandemic when baby foods were in short supply at grocery stores. ...
December 26, 2023
The possibility that the menorah used in the Second Temple in Jerusalem is hidden deep in the cellars of the Vatican has excited researchers, rabbis and adventurers for generations. Recently, …
December 23, 2023
Reflection Date: December 24, 2023 May we do the will of God by surrendering ourselves to Him and give God His due place in our lives.