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Compassion Beyond Memory Loss

Memory loss can transform relationships, test the limits of patience, and leave families grieving someone who is still physically present. Whether caused by addiction, traumatic injury, or disease, cognitive decline exposes the difference between compassion that comes easily and love that perseveres when circumstances become difficult.

In 1987, This Was a Joke. Today, It's a Debate.

Saturday Night Live mocked the absurdity of a doctor surgically turning healthy baby boys into girls. Nearly forty years after it aired, we're debating whether medically altering healthy children's bodies to affirm gender identity is compassionate care. What was once an obvious punchline has become a disturbing reflection of our culture.

Faith and Health: Daily Choices in the Fight Against Cancer

Chronic stress, poor sleep, and diet impact our health significantly. Embracing daily habits rooted in faith can lead to better health outcomes and fulfill our calling as stewards of our bodies.

Minnesota’s Immigration and Welfare Challenges: Tough Questions About Costs, Budgets, and Community Capacity

Minnesota’s immigrant population contributes economically, but state and local policymakers face real fiscal pressures. A balanced public discussion needs data on tax contributions, welfare use, healthcare costs, and budget priorities — and sober reflection on how to responsibly manage limited resources.