@ekruschke526@Jared_Carrabis This would mean everything to him. He has sacrificed so much for my mom and our family and it would mean so much for him to be able to celebrate his favorite team ending the drought 💙💚
@Jared_Carrabis Would especially mean a lot coming from you because he happened to be visiting Boston for the first time (from WA) and had just left Fenway when he got the news about my mom.
@Jared_Carrabis My dad’s been a lifelong, diehard M’s fan. Would love to nominate him. Last year my mom was hit by a car. She survived but has been left with life altering injuries. My dad has been so selfless and dedicated to her care. Would be a dream come true for him.
I was blessed with a 19 year journey at TCP.
When I sat down with Steve Potter and the late Ray Whitlow in summer of ‘03 we talked about a Vision. Then we proceeded to march a culture all the way there. Truly a remarkable journey.
THANK YOU TCP! Been an honor to be the AD/HFC🙏
being sexually assaulted isn’t only being raped , it’s being touched without consent , being forced to do anything sexually without consent , being unconscious during any sexual activity , so just imagine the thousands of women that experienced this.
Breaking: An incredibly strong statement from the Archbishop of Washington, DC, protesting the President's visit today to the Shrine of St. John Paul II: "reprehensible."
Today is Feast of Mary, Mother of the Church, and today's Gospel reading is Mary, standing under the Cross, grieving for her son. If you weep over that image, but not for the African American parents who grieve for their brutalized and murdered children, you're missing the point.
I’ll regretfully admit I haven’t always spoken up in the face of racist attitudes in the past, but no more. As white people, it’s time to educate ourselves & listen. To recognize our privilege & faults. To hold eachother accountable. The black community deserves more. #BLM
Gospel: "That they may all be one," Jesus prayed (Jn 17). But how can we all be one with the scourge of racism that plagues our country and world? How can we be one when any one of us is treated the way that George Lloyd was treated? Racism destroys unity and destroys people.
saw a quote that said ‘if we all ate the same and exercised the same we would still all have different bodies’ & I literally think that’s something you need to keep reminding urself