A Thanksgiving to Remember: Norman Rockwell’s “Freedom From Want”
Freedom from Want is the third in a four-part series of paintings which Rockwell titled “The Four Freedoms.”
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Thanking God at Thanksgiving: 100 Years Ago and Today
COMMENTARY: Thanksgiving Day in the United States has always been, first and foremost, about being thankful to God. That seems worth remembering, at least once a year.
Thanksgiving Togetherness: Cultivating Fellowship Around Feasting
Catholic families extend an inviting hand on Turkey Day and come together on a parish level to help those in need.
How Gratitude Can Change Your Life
Being grateful to God is a powerful exercise — one that can lift up the faces of the downtrodden, energize the lifeless and breathe a spirit of joy into the brokenhearted.
Celebrating Thanksgiving Like the First Immigrants
Countless souls have journeyed to the United States before and after her founding to call America home. Here, they embrace American customs and holidays, including the annual celebration of gratitude.
George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Thanksgiving
Comforting words for a new nation and for a time when it was torn by civil war.
Thanksgiving Is America’s Most Religious Holiday
COMMENTARY: If we start to take the sentiment of this day more seriously, we will become more united as a country.
Feasting With True Thanksgiving
Having a Eucharistic frame of mind on the fourth Thursday of November, and always.
