By Mary Miller Cullins St. Raymond’s Maronite Cathedral is proud to congratulate His Beatitude Bechara Peter Rai, Patriarch of Antioch And All The East, on receiving an honorary degree from St. Louis University. His Beatitude traveled this past week from Lebanon to St. Louis to speak at the 2012 Commencement Ceremony at St. Louis University [...]
By Mary Miller Cullins On May 17, 2004, the first legal same-sex marriage took place in Massachusetts when Marica Kadish, 56, and Tanya McCloskey, 52, married at Cambridge City Hall.
By Mary Miller Cullins This weekend in St. Louis, the 2012 MayFest will be held in Ballpark Village. Beginning Friday, May 18th, festival goers can enjoy music (local and national acts), food & drinks, and art & entertainment. The weather looks promising for an outdoor weekend, so call your friends today and make it a [...]
By Mary Miller Cullins Vivian Garcia, a 7th grade student at St. Cecilia Grade School in south St. Louis, wrote a poem about parents. I wish today’s parents could read her words and remember how important their words and actions are to their children. So many times we just assume they know.
By Mary Miller Cullins On May 15, 2003, singer, songwriter, and actress, June Carter Cash died in Nashville at age 73.
By Mary Miller Cullins The author of this poem, Brionna Burse, a 7th grader at Imagine Academy of Academic Success, did not attend the poetry reading. Her poem was read by a teacher and her words were felt by everyone in the room.
