See for Yourself - Watching today's high school students recreate a Broadway musical originally presented in 1934 was a comedy by itself. I started to wonder whether these young people understood the humor behind what they were saying.

St. Marie of the Incarnation, a French Ursuline nun sent to establish the order in New France in the 17th century, has not yet delivered all her secrets. Beginning this fall, the must-see figure in Quebec will be the subject of a forensic investigation with scientific and theological implications.

At the Canadian Religious Conference's 32nd general assembly, religious leaders applauded a keynote speaker's call to rethink what Catholic religious life can be. "I think we need to see things in a more diversified way," professor Elena Lasida said.

Younger generations are leaving villages for city work or professional development abroad. Their elderly relatives are increasingly being left behind in their rural homes. St. Mary's Village, a home for abandoned elderly and incapacitated women, takes on the most vulnerable of these cases.

Standing in the national parks of Utah, surrounded by the work of billions of years, I was humbled by how short my life span is in comparison. I found evolution's artistry provided a perspective for me. What seems catastrophic during one epoch transforms into something beautiful entering the next phase of evolution.

"Today you have the opportunity to decide what you will be beyond this point. Will you say yes to God's plan in your life?"

The upcoming assembly of Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, themed "A Revolution of Goodness," foregoes a keynote speaker and strategic planning; instead it will include invited members of the general public. Sisters and affiliates sought out goodness in the world, and they will be reporting on what they found.

After watching the film "Coco," I reflected on what it means to remember a loved one. Is it only the past that is recalled, colored by the perspective of the specific time in which the event took place? Or can memories be worked through and integrated into present life with broader understanding?

"Who is going to listen to a 17-year-old peasant with no training as a knight, no battle experience, no connections? Well, they did listen, thanks to her voices, her daunting courage, and her flaming charisma. She heard the voices of angels and saints, and they were the source of her power."

What are some of the ways that I experience the Trinity in my life? It is possible to experience the actions of all three natures in a single day.