St. Patrick’s Day, celebrated on March 17th each year, has a rich and complex history intertwined with religion, culture, and tradition. Here’s a breakdown of its evolution: Early Beginnings (5th Century): Saint Patrick: A Roman-Briton captured and enslaved in Ireland who later returned as a Christian missionary. Religious Significance: March 17th marks the traditional date of his […]
Embracing Generosity: New Thanksgiving Traditions That Feed the Soul The leaves cascade down, a crisp autumn breeze heralds the arrival of Thanksgiving—a time-honored tradition of food, family, and gratitude. Yet, beneath the veneer of roasted turkeys and cornucopia, a revolution is afoot. New traditions are emerging, driven by a desire to turn inward reflections of […]
Unsung Heroes: Amplifying the Indispensable Contributions of Essential Workers Amid a Pandemic At the forefront of our collective consciousness is a force that has steadfastly upheld the functional fabric of society, despite the sweeping wave of a global pandemic. The Department of Labor (DoL) brings to light these unsung heroes through their upcoming campaign, “Labor […]