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Honoring Love and Reflection: Featuring The Quadrennium of Love
Today, I’m honored to share a deeply personal and poignant reflection written by my husband, Michael Kidowski. In The Quadrennium of Love, Michael weaves together his reflections on his uncle’s memorial mass with a stirring meditation on the enduring power of love. His words are both a tribute to family and a reminder that even in moments of loss, love remains our strongest and most lasting…
Hating Hate: Why I Choose Love in a World Drowning in Tribalism
Everywhere I turn these days, hate is the loudest voice in the room. It’s on social media, splashed across the news, whispered in the corners of family gatherings, and shouted from the streets. People hate anyone who doesn’t look like them, think like them, vote like them, or pray like them. Hate has become the default setting for too many, justified in the name of some twisted version of love,…
