Your Real Champion

Paula Perez finds true joy in her life of service and living the Gospel message, “What you do for the least of us, you do for Jesus.” She has shared her love and compassion with her grandson who has physical disabilities, her daughter with physical limitations and her husband with […]

Medical school is a grueling chapter for a physician in training…long days with hours of intense study and research fueled by a commitment to a life of service. Samantha Mauser and Stephen Jennings are two medical students who share a passion for medicine and for running.

Santa is the jolly and benevolent father of Christmas who brings a message of hope, but also teaches us some valuable lessons. During this time of global anxiety and despair, preserving holiday traditions is more important than ever. Help share the message of love and Ho Ho Hope!

Santa is the jolly and benevolent father of Christmas who brings a message of hope, but also teaches us some valuable lessons. During this time of global anxiety and despair, preserving holiday traditions is more important than ever. Help share the message of love and Ho Ho Hope!

At Thanksgiving, we celebrate the attitude of gratitude. During December, we continue to honor holidays that bring us together as a family. Hanukkah is the Hebrew word for “dedication,” and the light of Hanukkah symbolizes hope.

November 11 marks Veterans Day, a solemn day of reflection when we honor all the men and women who are veterans of the United States Armed Forces past and present. A special thank you to Frank J. Ritchie who served in the U.S. Navy and Dr. Everett J. Gordon who served in […]

This week, our topic is Crohn’s Disease, and Dr. Franz Goldstein was a champion in the diagnosis and treatment of this condition. He lost his entire family in war-torn Germany and came to America alone in 1947. Grateful for his new start, he devoted his life to the art of […]