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Mayans M.C. As season three of the FX series Mayans M.C. begins, troubled gang member Johnny "Coco" Cruz (Richard Cabral) is on a downward spiral of drug addiction and pain, tackling demons that have haunted him since he killed his mother in season one. "Coco will go through the depths of hell," Cabral says. "Some will say he would rather die than continue to suffer as he does." Cabral can relate. His real-life rise to stardom from the streets of East L.A. is remarkable even by Hollywood standards. Raised without a father, he was a gang member at 13 and a crack addict by 15, then spent a doz...

Virgin Money has expanded its banking suite after launching a brand new transaction account, two savings accounts, a banking app and a loyalty program last week.

By Natasha Crain | April 1, 2021 | 10:53am EDT Former United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (L) speaks with journalist Nicholas Kristof on stage at the 8th Annual Women in The World Summit. (Photo credit: Monica Schipper/WireImage) In an opinion piece for  The  New York Times titled “Progressive Christians Arise! Hallelujah!,” Nicholas Kristof made the case that “with a churchgoing Democrat in the White House, faith becomes more complicated in America”…and that that’s a good thing. The piece is filled with so many logical problems ...

U.P. president to step down in June Holy Cross Father James Lies will become interim president July 1 Fr. Mark Poorman speaks at a U.P. luncheon last year. He will step down as president of the University June 30. (Bob Kerns/University of Portland) 2/24/2021 4:23 PM select Fr. Jim Lies will become interim president of U.P. June 30. U.P plans online commencement The University of Portland has announced plans for an online commencement ceremony for the class of 2021 on Sunday, May 9 at 1 p.m. The university said the dec...

Published Feb 10, 2021 in Blogs, Spirituality ~ Approx 4 mins Discussion Rend my heart, O’ God, Rend my heart. These words came to me in prayer tonight, from somewhere, distant, distracted, after a long and dusty day, one of those days I’m just glad is over. Life on Zoom is exhausting. Rend my heart? What does that even mean? I am a Jesuit Scholastic, a student of sorts, a seminarian, in a Catholic religious order; missioned to study philosophy at the Jesuit University in Guadalajara, Mexico, the third largest city in Mexico, about 350 miles south west of Mexico City. I should spend mor...