Today, I wandered alone through the cemetery, reminiscing about those who have gone before me: bishops, priests, monks, ancestors, grandparents, parents, uncles, aunts, friends, and siblings. Life is fleeting. One moment, someone is here; the next, they’ve become a part of history. No more chances to meet, chat, or share […]

Today’s society, in most countries, is governed by the rule of law and democracy. The feminist movement, which emerged in the United States during the 1960s and 70s, sought equality and greater opportunities and freedom for women. This movement is often regarded as the “second wave” of feminism. The first […]

  Research has consistently shown that attending church services, praying, and engaging in religious activities can significantly improve mental health in older adults. Studies indicate that regular participation in religious activities is associated with lower rates of depression, higher levels of life satisfaction, and better overall mental health. For instance, […]

Significance and Traditions The Vu Lan Festival has long been a cornerstone of Vietnamese cultural and spiritual life, symbolizing the deep-seated value of “remembering one’s roots.” This important day is dedicated to honoring ancestors, grandparents, and parents, providing descendants with an opportunity to express filial piety. Preserving the Meaning of […]

The article provides a comprehensive examination of the historical evidence supporting the doctrine of the Assumption of Mary, highlighting its roots in both tradition and newly discovered manuscripts. The Feast of the Assumption of Mary is widely celebrated on August 15. The doctrine, which asserts that Mary, the mother of […]