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Biden Had Income of $610,702 in 2021—And Gave $3,400 (or 0.55%) to Catholic Churches and Charities - Vimarsana News

Biden Had Income of $610,702 in 2021—And Gave $3,400 (or 0.55%) to Catholic Churches and Charities

President Joe Biden and his wife Jill have released their 2021 federal income tax return, which shows that they had a total income of $610,702 for the year and that they gave $3,400 of that—or 0.55 percent—to Catholic Churches and a Catholic charity.

Soup Kitchen Club serves St. Patrick Center - Vimarsana News

Soup Kitchen Club serves St. Patrick Center

The Oakville High School Soup Kitchen Club prepared and served meals to 20 women at the St. Patrick Center last week. The St. Patrick Center is a non-profit organization established to combat homelessness in the St. Louis area. The Soup Kitchen Club made orange chicken, saucy sesame meatballs, white rice, fried rice, garlic green beans...

With Spring, Hope Springs Anew in Ireland - Vimarsana News

With Spring, Hope Springs Anew in Ireland

And so 2022. The year when Ireland can be sensed anew, the year when Ireland can be anticipated anew. The year when Ireland can be reached and embr...

Here's why you need to make a return to Ireland in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Here's why you need to make a return to Ireland in 2022

From St. Patrick's Festival, a celebration of James Joyce's Ulysses, to the music scene in Belfast and the newly opened Games of Thrones Studio Tour. Endless possibilities await you this year in Ireland.

St. Louis homeless encampment project hits a dead end — for now - Vimarsana News

St. Louis homeless encampment project hits a dead end — for now

Community resistance has stalled the $900,000 project to establish St. Louis’ first city-funded intentional encampment.