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Religion roundup: Holy Week activities planned throughout Southland, and more - Vimarsana News

Religion roundup: Holy Week activities planned throughout Southland, and more

What’s going on at your place of worship? Let us know by sending us an email including time, date, place and public contact information at religion@southtownstar.com.

Monday Starter: Hilton grant will assist vocation conference's intercultural efforts - Vimarsana News

Monday Starter: Hilton grant will assist vocation conference's intercultural efforts

A $250,000 Hilton Foundation grant will help the National Religious Vocation Conference's strategy "of increasing awareness of cultural patterns and to encourage cultural humility and harmony in religious communities."

Pianist Sikora plays in Binghamton Masses — when he's not in Europe - Vimarsana News

Pianist Sikora plays in Binghamton Masses — when he's not in Europe

Emmanuel Sikora has played the piano at concert halls throughout the United States and Europe, and he plays the organ at three Binghamton churches.

News digest: Ukraine will prosper again, Slovak president says - Vimarsana News

News digest: Ukraine will prosper again, Slovak president says

Free transport in Slovakia for Ukrainian refugees will end. Soaring prices of building materials causing problems.

Diocese of Greensburg cookbook shares recipes for food, faith, life - Vimarsana News

Diocese of Greensburg cookbook shares recipes for food, faith, life

In baking, the results are best when the cook sticks to the recipe. The same thing can be said of life, according to Bishop Larry Kulick of the Diocese of Greensburg. “I always say (life is) like baking a cake,” he writes in the preface to a new diocesan cookbook.