My Best Training Happens in a Group. Why Yours Can Too
Finding like-minded neighbors who want to log some early-morning miles with friends is a lot easier than you think. P.J. Thompson Philip Edsel
In the warm light of late morning, it’s easy to come up with good reasons to wake up before 5 a.m. to run: I love watching the sunrise; I get more time to spend with my infant son; I feel refreshed. I could keep going, long enough I bet to convince you that early-morning runs are wonderful, life-affirming things.
Here’s the truth, though: My brain forgets all those reasons when the piercing alarm goes off. Even though I’ve had this habit for years, in those bleary moments under the blanket, my mind thinks of
Baltimore, Md., Nov 13, 2018 / 03:05 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Speaking on Tuesday at the USCCB’s Fall General Assembly in Baltimore, Dr. Francesco Cesareo, chairman of the National Review Board, told those present that while efforts taken by the bishops to combat the sexual abuse crisis have been noticed, there is still much work to be done.
Although it was “regrettable” that the Vatican had canceled the planned vote on sex abuse reform measures, Cesareo said the National Review Board will continue to stand by their recommendations to the body of bishops.
“Your response to this crisis has been incomplete,” Cesareo said bluntly, pointing out that the secular media and authorities have filled in gaps when it comes to increased transparency and accountability for those in positions of authority. He said it was “shameful” that abuse had been hidden from the public and “allowed to fester” until it was uncovered by secular sources.