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Lawyer Helen Alvaré and Sister Maris Stella talked about embracing God's plan for their lives during the 'Late Show,' a program with a talk show setup at the University of Mary in Bismarck.

This week Roxane Salonen writes about the timing of answered prayers.

“As the Gospel story unfolds, it will be something the whole family can appreciate,” says Mike Slette, Fargo organizer and former president of Oak Grove

"This Good News tells of one God who is good and just. 'Not only that, but he knows your name,' and 'has counted every hair on your head,'" writes Roxane B. Salonen.

"While we need to be aware of world conflicts, ultimately, peace will not come from watching another news briefing or social media update, but something much wider, higher and wiser," writes Columnist Roxane B. Salonen.

"While we need to be aware of world conflicts, ultimately, peace will not come from watching another news briefing or social media update, but something much wider, higher and wiser," writes Columnist Roxane B. Salonen.

On Oct. 26, around 450 friends, students and faculty of the new St. Paul’s Newman Center near North Dakota State University filled the sanctuary, for the first time, to worship and witness the dedication of a church building that could be a place for prayer and worship for centuries.

Columnist Roxane Salonen writes in support of NDSU students who have started a petition to change the university's homecoming policy to elect one king and one queen.

The event is is an opportunity to engage in a life-giving conversation about what the Church teaches on the subject of human identity and sexuality, according to musician Mike Mangione.

Along with the talks, the event will include music, prayer and door-prize giveaways, with moments of both seriousness and humor mixed in.