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Mite as might

By GOD’S WORD TODAY | By Ruben M. Tanseco S.J. | November 7, 2015 - 9:00am

Let us celebrate today as Widow’s Day. We humbly bow our heads in praise for the numerous widows who have lovingly raised their families and served their communities with such dedication, sacrifice, and faith...

Opinion

Orphans and widows

October 12, 2008 - 12:00am

My commute to work is about 25 minutes, and so to pass the time I have become an avid listener of audio books.

Daily Bread

‘How I survived the pain of widowhood’

By Judy Maret | October 26, 2003 - 12:00am

A friend recently asked me what’s more painful – losing a loved one or being separated from a loved one. You see, I have experienced both. My husband Michael and I separated in August 1999, but a few months...

Allure