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Columnist Roxane B. Salonen writes about seeing glass shards from her son's Dec. 6 car accident. She writes, "each glass piece reveals so much, seemingly representing every moment of his years; the unrepeatable life of a boy God deemed to save."

Roxane Salonen, a wife and mother of five from Fargo, North Dakota, is an award-winning children’s author and freelance writer, Catholic radio host and speaker, and co-author, with Patti Armstrong, of “What Would Monica Do?” (Ascension Press, 2022). Roxane also writes a pro-life column, “Sidewalk Stories,” for her diocese. Her work can be found at <a href="https://roxanesalonen.com">roxanesalonen.com</a>.

Columnist Roxane Salonen writes about befriending Ellen Crawford, a journalist she once admired from afar.

Donna Mrozla of Fargo writes, "As an aging over 90 Forum reader, you, Roxane, have given me hope for the coming generation."

Columnist Roxane Salonen shares memories of a "beautiful fellow mother, mentor, and comrade in Christ" who recently passed away.

Columnist Roxane Salonen shares memories of a "beautiful fellow mother, mentor, and comrade in Christ" who recently passed away.

"Established fundamentalist religions continue to impose their medieval and backward metaphysics upon the modern world," Fargo resident Ron Gaul writes.

Salonen reflects on the day she found out she was pregnant with her daughter.

The National Federation of Press Women awarded local communicators at the national conference in Fargo

"Faith Conversations" writer Roxane B. Salonen finds out why these locals are part of a fraternity that aims to follow in the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, living more devotedly to Christ; not in a cloister or monastery, but in the world as ordinary Christians.