Nourish to Flourish was a memorable time for the PHJC staff, and myself as I launched my first event on the 3rd month-versary of my employment here with PHJC. It was my honor to bring both my skills and passion to my new  community. The...

"Sometimes, change is good,” noted Catherine Kasper Home coworker Desiree Godsey in a recent conversation with her friend and fellow coworker Gaylene. The pair also talked about how their faith in God and faith in trusting the journey got them...

I began life on December 12, 1952 as a “Navy child” in San Diego, California. My father, Edwin, a native of South Bend, Indiana joined the Navy after dropping out of high school. My mom’s brother in-law introduced Edwin to my mother, Jeanette...

Blessings, gratitude, and connections were the three themes the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ centered its celebrations around for the centennial anniversary of its presence in Donaldson on Sunday, May 21. The event had ice cream, face painting, and...

Four Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ coworkers, Arleen Peterson, Geoff Williams, Jessye Gilley, and Paul Mach, attended the Association of Fundraising Professions conference (AFPICON 2023), held in New Orleans in...

The Region is taking advantage of the nice weather this weekend to get outside with the community! From bike rides to interactive art to live concerts, Northwest Indiana is holding nothing back in terms of fun for the whole family. Get outside with...

February can be a dark and stormy month, but March brings relief with sunshine, spring break, and the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament. To generate interest in this year’s March Madness, Maria Center residents Roger Simmons, Ken Jamsa, and...

On May 2, 1922, the foundation was laid for the Little Chapel in the Woods, which today is known as the Heilborn Chapel. It was constructed and donated by the Gaul brothers: Herman, Jacob, and Christopher. Initially, it held statues of the Blessed...