The Historic Beauty of D.C.’s Cherry Blossoms

As people from across America and around the world come to Washington, D.C. to marvel at the cherry blossoms, let us reflect on the determination of Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore – and how one person’s persistence can create enduring beauty for generations to come.

Canada: Death is Not a Cure

Canada’s medical assistance in dying laws rob patients of the support and care they deserve; the Canadian government must focus its efforts on enhancing the quality of citizens’ lives – rather than legalizing ways to make death more accessible.

The Historic Pontificate of Pope Francis

Pope Francis’s historic milestones and achievements, his loving embrace of the poor and vulnerable, and his welcoming outreach to all of God’s children during the first ten years of his pontificate will continue to encourage and invigorate the faithful for generations to come.

Honoring America’s First Ladies

This Women’s History Month, let us recognize, honor, and celebrate the many contributions of the first ladies of the United States who have shaped America’s history.