Thanksgiving is almost here and with it comes a bounty of good things like like home-cooked food (or a meal out), a gathering of loved ones and an entire day devoted to giving thanks for life's ...

It’s Thanksgiving: time for turkeys, football and awkward family conversations about religion and politics. And while it may not initially seem like life in a Jesuit community would have much to offer ...

We say “thank you” to the hands that have cooked, To the hands that have driven long miles to be here, To hands that have found new love to hold and new work since we last met. Young hands have held ...

Your Thanksgiving table wouldn't be complete without the turkey and fixings, but as you rush into all the feasting of the holidays, it's easy to forget the "thanks" part of Thanksgiving. To remedy ...

Dear Amy: My husband and I were both raised in a Christian church, but over the years, first independently, then as a couple, we have decided that there is no religion in which we feel comfortable. I ...

DEAR ABBY: I have a question about saying grace. I’m not religious, but I do consider myself respectful of others’ religious practices. There is one issue, however, that I’d like some guidance on.

As a child, each day looked a little different for my family. As No. 5 of seven children, schedules were filled, and days were full. But despite how full days and weeks might be, my parents always ...