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Opinion: The Holy Land has arguably never seen such brutal political and religious turmoil - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The Holy Land has arguably never seen such brutal political and religious turmoil

The Holy Land, and Jerusalem in particular, feels under siege, with Christians as a beleaguered minority

A Child-Free Life Can Be Full of Adventure. It's Also Complicated. - Vimarsana News

A Child-Free Life Can Be Full of Adventure. It's Also Complicated.

Maria Coffey’s new book, ‘Instead,’ offers wise perspective on one of the most important choices a woman can make

People of faith are called 'to love and be loved,' says former adviser to St. Teresa of Kolkata - Vimarsana News

People of faith are called 'to love and be loved,' says former adviser to St. Teresa of Kolkata

WASHINGTON (OSV News) -- St. Teresa of Kolkata lived a beautiful and profound example of faith, hope and charity, orienting her entire existence toward God, and confident at end of her earthly journey that she was going home to the Lord, said Jim Towey, a former close friend and trusted adviser to the founder of the Missionaries of Charity. In a recent talk to members of the Mother Teresa Vocations Society -- who pray for religious vocations in the Archdiocese of Washington -- Towey shared fond

Former adviser shares fond memories of St. Teresa of Kolkata - Vimarsana News

Former adviser shares fond memories of St. Teresa of Kolkata

Jim Towey offered vignettes of the diminutive, Albanian-born nun's path to becoming one of the greatest figures of 20th century

Why Rumsfeld Must Stay - Vimarsana News

Why Rumsfeld Must Stay

President Bush made the right call earlier this week in expressing his confidence in Donald Rumsfeld, his embattled secretary of defense