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Christians working in the media are on the frontline of helping people find faith, says Church of England Bishop Ruth Bushyager. She told a conference organised by Christians in Media that most of the increasing numbers of people exploring the…
Posted September 8, 2026 | Reviewed by Margaret Foley Choosing yourself is similar to choosing anything. Here are some characteristics of choosing ourselves. Some degree of self-neglect is inevitable, especially when parenting young children or building a career. The hope is that we…
When Jonathan Mandel attended his first gathering of the Men's Circle at Ocean Beach nearly two decades ago, he hardly imagined that he was embarking on an Aristotelian path toward forging lasting friendships. Rather, Mandel said recently, he was drawn…
Can people really grow this quickly? Or has she simply gained momentum? My childhood friend is now firing questions at her boyfriend with remarkable enthusiasm. This is the same woman who, until very recently, was saying: “I’m too scared to…
For a 33-year-old bank employee surnamed Jung raising a 3-year-old son in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District, coming home from work feels like starting a second shift. She uses a reduced working hours program for parents to leave work an hour or…
When trauma hits, it doesn’t arrive politely. It interrupts. It changes your sleep, your appetite, and your attention span. It can make the familiar seem strange—your home, your relationships, even your own body. People often talk about “getting back…
I'm getting closer to the age I thought was far away. Time has just been running fast, it seems like yesterday was January and here we are in October. Like did I even blink an eye? I'm almost at the…
Roughly one in five people aged 50 or older now live alone, based on AARP data. Of those, about 60% feel at ease living alone and over half feel in control. Clearly, living alone isn’t a problem to be solved. With this…
Aging in Maine is presented by AARP MaineAARP Maine empowers people 50-plus to choose how they live as they age through advocacy, resources, programs, and benefits that strengthen communities, support caregivers and promote financial security and well-being. When Peter Carrier…
As the latest figures show that adult-only households are purchasing more toys than those with kids, Helen Coffey investigates why a generation of Peter Pans seems to have regressed into perpetual kidulthood While the socio-economic obstacles standing in the way…