Lost in Translation: An American Friar Explains Thanksgiving in Italy
COMMENTARY: When celebrating the quintessential American holiday abroad, one can’t help but reflect on why traditions, which feel both fragile and precious, matter.
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Snapshots of a Roman Thanksgiving
Celebrating the quintessential American holiday in the Eternal City isn’t easy, but the community of U.S. Catholic expats found creative ways to bring a taste of home across the Atlantic.
‘Rejoice Always’: Growing in the Virtue of Gratitude This Thanksgiving
COMMENTARY: Because God created everything and he is always with us, we can be thankful to God in all things.
On Being Thankful for America at Thanksgiving
COMMENTARY: At Thanksgiving 2021, America should rediscover hope in its heart.
America’s First Thanksgiving Was in Florida — Seriously. It Was!
COMMENTARY: More than 50 years before the Puritans landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Spanish Catholics gave thanks to God with a Mass and meal in St. Augustine.
