It's your children's turn to help
Your children started out totally dependent on you. After years of your parenting, they learned to take care of themselves. By now, they might have rewarded...
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Planning for your old age . . . While still of sound mind
A stroke, a car accident, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, or another serious illness or injury could make it difficult or impossible to make decisions...
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Preparing for the inevitable: A Catholic perspective on end-of-life planning
When faced with the loss of a loved one, the immediate aftermath can feel overwhelming. If you were to pass away unexpectedly, how would your family cope?...
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Catholic Fraternal Life
Who we are Catholic Fraternal Life (CFL) is a fraternal life insurance company that has been in business since 1884 (140 years)! We are a non-profit...
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Financial considerations of independent and assisted living
As people age, many are drawn to the convenience and kinship found at retirement communities. But is a move to independent or assisted living feasible...
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An endowment says 'thank you' ... forever
The perfect gift With their father's milestone birthday quickly approaching, the Sullivan children grappled with what to give him. "Our father was...
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St. Sebastian's summer programs inspire love of learning
St. Sebastian's Summer Program provides boys entering grades three to nine with opportunities to hone academic or athletic skills while having fun...
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Camp Marist
Choosing the right camp for your child is an important task. While many camps may have similar activities and facilities, we believe that the Camp Marist...
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Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston continue to be a compassionate presence
Recently, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston created a statement developed to respond to the current concerns regarding new people in our country: "We,...
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The Grey Nuns read the signs of the times through the eyes of faith and hope
In this Jubilee Year, with the theme -- "Pilgrims of Hope" -- the Grey Nuns of Lexington are reading the signs of the times through the eyes of faith and...
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Fighting the infection of human trafficking
The city of Rome, Italy, will always have a special appeal for me. Since my return to the US last year, after having lived in Rome for 12 years, and worked...
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Sisters of St. Anne
Fifty-two weeks a year, women religious stand with the poor and immigrants, teach children, fight injustice, heal the sick, share spirituality, empower...
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Sisters of the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus
Our heritage The Institute of the Sisters of the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus was founded on Jan. 18, 1943, by late Archbishop Leo Hale Taylor of the Society...
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Sisters of Charity of Nazareth: The love of Christ impels us
A buggy arrives at a rectory in Newburyport, MA. Two sisters, wearing a white modified sunbonnet cap and a black habit, get out. The year is 1882. Prior...
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A legacy of goodness and impact at Notre Dame Academy, Worcester
A legacy of goodness shines brightly throughout the Notre Dame Academy (NDA) campus in Worcester, Massachusetts. NDA's legacy, rooted in the principles...
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