Holidays

If you woke up this morning feeling like April 21 didn’t have much going for it—no major holiday, no built-in excuse to leave work early, no socially acceptable reason to

There are two kinds of holidays in America: the ones that involve cake, fireworks, or a day off—and the ones that quietly show up on a Tuesday and gently suggest

A Moment to Pause Easter Sunday arrives each year with a sense of renewal. Across the country, families gather, churches fill, and communities slow down—if only for a moment—to reflect

Easter doesn’t usually arrive with a lot of noise. It’s not a holiday that demands attention the way others do. It shows up a little softer. A little steadier. Somewhere

A Personal Reflection, Not a SermonThis is a piece written by an old man who does not pretend to in any way be an expert on theology in general, or

Every year on March 17, millions of Americans break out the green shirts, shamrock decorations, and perhaps a plate of something hearty in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. Parades wind

Who Was St. Patrick? The Real Story Behind the Holiday Every year on March 17, Americans celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with parades, green clothing, and festive gatherings. Cities dye rivers

When the Calendar Decides to Be a Little UnhingedToday is one of those rare, beautiful days where the holiday calendar looks like it was assembled by a group chat that

Every February, Americans enjoy a long winter weekend marked by sales, travel deals, and a pause from the workweek. But behind the retail ads and extended getaways, Presidents’ Day carries

A Name Wrapped in MysteryEvery February, hearts, cards, flowers, and candy fill storefronts and social media feeds. Valentine’s Day has become a celebration of romance, affection, and connection. But behind