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Wear blue with Saint Francis Ministries to help prevent child abuse
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, which makes blue the color of the day … and the month. Saint Francis Ministries is kicking off this annual opportunity to raise
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, which makes blue the color of the day … and the month. Saint Francis Ministries is kicking off this annual opportunity to raise
As every child knows with absolute certainty, Christmas is always celebrated on December 25th. There is no need to consult the lunar calendar, no complex formula whose intricacies must be
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are about 9.8 million single parents households in the United States. Most of these have single mothers, but single dads account for nearly
March has been deemed Social Work Appreciation Month, an opportunity that allows us time to pause and honor the efforts of professional social workers who have dedicated their career to
In a world where adversity often sets the boundaries of our potential, John McDowell’s story serves as a beacon of hope and resilience. Saint Francis Ministries’ Chief Information Office grew
Yes, a full year has passed, and here at Saint Francis Ministries, we’re gearing up for the 13th Match Madness event in Salina, Kansas, on March 21. Sponsored by the
As February winds down – the season of Valentines and the American Heart Month – it might be worthwhile to open our hearts to those outside our social circle of
Yesterday, individuals with guns opened fire during Kansas City’s celebration of the Chiefs’ recent Super Bowl victory, killing one and injuring 20. At this point, police believe the shootings resulted
Here we are right on the cusp of the season of Lent (also, as many will note, today is Valentine’s Day!). Once again, we are presented with the opportunity to
As we honor Black History Month, I recall visiting the National Museum of African American History and Culture a few years ago. I vividly remember my feelings of grief as
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