Remembering WWII

Ann Augherton

World War II ended 60 years ago. The new memorial in Washington, D.C., serves as a way for those who served—and all of us—to never forget.

WWII in the Pages of St. Anthony Messenger

Mother Teresa's Hunger for God

By David Scott

Mother Teresa found Jesus in the bread and wine of Eucharist and in the distressing guise of the poor—and invites us to do the same.

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When Poverty Meets Tourism
Thailand is in danger of losing the battle against AIDS. But Redemptorist Father Joe Maier has been working to give its children a future. Allan Weinert, C.Ss.R.

Pat Benincasa's High-voltage Sacred Art
Switching from secular to sacred art was a risk that paid off for this Italian-American, who has loved the saints since childhood. By Natalie Zett

What Alex Jones Gave Up for His Faith
Although becoming a Catholic cost this former Pentecostal Church preacher a great deal, this rewards have been endless. By Patricia Happel Cornwall

Fiction: The Gift of Her Uneven Flight
Why did her mother do it? By Geraldine Ann Marshall

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