Faith

Hurtgen: Restoring Christmas

Faith

December 7

Hurtgen: Restoring ChristmasStruggling to find joy in Christmas? You're not alone. Discover how prioritizing what truly matters can help restore the festive spirit and reduce holiday stress.

Wasson: An extraordinary pardon

December 7

Wasson: An extraordinary pardonJoe Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter, has sparked debate on the implications for future pardons and fairness in justice. The article draws parallels with Christian teachings on grace and divine judgment.

Shuck: Our effect on others

November 27

Shuck: Our effect on othersWe have an influence on the spirits and confidence of all with whom we meet. Are they coming away from the encounter with us in a happy frame of mind, or will they come away feeling, upset, unsuccessful and rejected?

Wasson: Do not miss Thanksgiving

November 23

Wasson: Do not miss ThanksgivingThanksgiving's roots trace back to Native American festivals, evolving into a national day of gratitude. Explore how this holiday encourages unity and reflection beyond political divides.

Hurtgen: Cultivating joy

November 23

Hurtgen: Cultivating joyJoy resonates from the heart. Joy is not only what is experienced, but originates from within.

Spirituality Column: Say what

November 21

Spirituality Column: Say whatRev. Doug Job, past minister at a church in Cape Girardeau who now serves as an interim minister in Hannibal, Mo., reflects on the sayings we live by.

Submitted: Faithfulness

November 19

Submitted: FaithfulnessGuardian Angel School celebrated faithfulness in October, honoring students Aubrey Graviett and Sadie Seyer for their devotion in school and church.

Shuck: When does life begin?

November 16

Shuck: When does life begin?We must always have a goal in front of us so that our life is constantly renewed on the outside and inside of us.

Faces of Southeast Missouri: Rev. Ellen Gurnon

November 14

Faces of Southeast Missouri: Rev. Ellen GurnonRev. Ellen Gurnon, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Cape Girardeau, shares her philosophies of ministry.

Catholic bishops urged to boldly share church teachings — even unpopular ones

November 13

Catholic bishops urged to boldly share church teachings — even unpopular onesU.S. Catholic bishops urge bold advocacy of Vatican teachings on contentious issues like abortion and gender-affirming surgery, emphasizing a distinct Catholic perspective amid cultural pushback.

TIFFANY STANLEY, Associated Press

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