There has long been debate as to which is the speedier, truth or error. Which spreads faster, a false report or a denial? Some have maintained that truth has sturdier…

There were two photos that appeared together on the front page of a local newspaper, the Camden, Maine Herald.  One photo was of the board of the city council members and…

The great man of literature and faith, Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894), has given us the inspiring story of a ship in a severe storm at sea.  The passengers, huddled in…

In 1873, a Belgian Catholic priest named Joseph Damien De Veuster (1840-1889) was sent to minister to lepers on the Hawaiian Island of Molokai.  When he arrived he immediately began…

There was a discussion group among some high school kids. One of the boys had recently lost a sister in a car accident.  Some in this group confessed that they…

Steven Morris was a special needs child in Mrs. Bernaducci's class. Steven was a thin African-American boy who was blind.  His physical disability negatively impacted his self-esteem. However, over a…

A new homeowner’s riding lawn mower had broken down, and he had been working fruitlessly for two hours trying to get it back together.  Suddenly, one of his neighbors appeared…

What Are Fathers Made Of? A father is a thing that is forced to endure childbirth without an anesthetic. A father is a thing that growls when it feels good…

There was once a young college student who was visited one weekend by his father at a prestigious college in the East. The father had an old dilapidated car. When the…

Alfred Krupp (1812 – 1887) was a German steel manufacturer who sold armaments, artillery and ammunition that killed millions of people throughout the world. He himself lived in the constant…