Walk into any grocery store or department store and it is plain to see that Halloween is just around the corner. As kids across the country begin to ponder which character they will dress up as come Halloween night, a new heroine has entered the chat. Introducing Hallie O’Ween: the new children’s picture book co-authored… Read more »
Anxiety has surged since the arrival of Covid-19. Anxiety disorders affect almost a third of us. It is time for a new and innovative approach to taming fear in all its presentations. We all have the power to tame even our worst fears. Dr. Winfried Sedhoff is a family physician specializing in mental health with… Read more »
The first features a composition by U.W. Superior Professor Brett Jones, based on the traditional Marian Chant ‘Regina Caeli’, and insight from Duluth Diocese Bishop Daniel Felton. https://fscc-calledtobe.org/2022/09/22/mary-star-of-the-sea-feast-day-devotion/ Reflected Jones, “I have always been intrigued by the titles of St. Mary, in particular ‘Star of the Sea.’ So, I set out to compose a vibraphone… Read more »
Let’s face it — while mental health awareness may be “trendy” to champion on social media, the real conversations that create sustainable change are messy, full of pain, and require immense vulnerability. These authentic conversations are much harder to come by for fear of judgment, embarrassment, and the lingering stigmas surrounding mental health issues. However,… Read more »
The 10th annual Best Indie Book Award contest is fast approaching its deadline for the year. Thousands of self-published and small-press authors have already entered their books with the hope of winning one of the world’s most coveted trophies. “The Best Indie Book Award has grown by leaps and bounds every year since its inception,… Read more »
