By Quincy Chinen, Justin Ocampo, and Reica Ramirez Students in Mount Carmel School’s Introduction to Media Communications LAST week, the Supreme Court of the CNMI held an appellate court hearing at Mount Carmel School. The hearing was attended by students from the AP United States Government, AP United States History, and AP English courses as
God invites us to join in his mission to spread his message of mercy everywhere with love in our heart. This mission is not for exclusive membership but welcomes everyone. He tells us not to be self-conceited and choosy about doing his work. His kingdom is not about self-fulfilment but humility, sacrifice and self-depreciation. He
We have a lot to celebrate over at Karidat. This summer we moved our main office to a new location and the new Sister Remedios Community Center was created! We are thrilled to invite the public to join us as we showcase the expansions to our space and the other transformations within that building (the
As of this writing it is early September 2018. The burial of Senator John S. McCain occurred just a few days ago, after a week or so of memorial services honoring his memory. Over the years I have seen few world leaders receive such accolades and public honors as did Senator McCain. While the man
FINE’NA NA TINAITAI Wis 7, 7-11 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Tinemtum Manåyuyut yu’, ya manå’i yu’ tiningu’ para bai hu fangumprendi; Manggågåo yu’, ya måttu i espiritun Tinemtum giya guåhu. Mås ya-hu esti ki pudet yan tronun rai, Ya kalang manaibali i rikesa yanggin manma’akumpåra yan esti, ni ti hu akumpåra esti yan
By: Ambrose Milton Bennett The Highway to Heaven is not marked with signs and it is not clearly defined by lines and mile markers. It is a highway of the most unimaginable grandeur with a path that can only be seen by those who truly believe in God and the eternal life promised. “You only
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The Synod of Bishops will meet in October to try to look at the world and the Catholic Church through the eyes of teenagers and young adults and find ways to encourage their enthusiasm and dreams, help them sift through the possibilities life offers them to serve others and resist the
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Christians have guardian angels to encourage and guide them so they won’t become sluggish on their journey in life, Pope Francis said. Without the guidance of angels, men and women who become settled in their ways and put “their life on hold” are in danger of becoming like stagnant water, the
WASHINGTON (CNS) — With Pope Francis midway into the sixth year of his pontificate, the percentage of U.S. Catholics who view him favorably, while still strong, is noticeably down. And, compared to a January poll by the Pew Research Center that showed Catholics being evenly split on how well Pope Francis has handled the issue
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The barque of the church is being buffeted by strong winds of scandal created by its own members, Pope Francis told a group of priests from France. When the church is “hit by opposing and violent winds, especially because of grave sins committed by some of its members,” the pope said
