by Michael Miller | Dec 3, 2018 | Blog Post, Stories from the Street
Riverside, CA. This story comes from Art: While at the Festival of Lights Friday night, a man and woman approached our table. The woman was looking through our brochures and I asked her if there was a topic she is interested in learning about. She said, “Yes: Mary. I...
by Michael Miller | Nov 21, 2018 | Blog Post, Stories from the Street
Royal Oak, Michigan. America is a religious country. The United States was founded on religious principles and many Americans have roots in the Judeo-Christian tradition. This is not always the case in many parts of the world, such as Europe, where religious practice...
by Michael Miller | Nov 13, 2018 | Blog Post, Stories from the Street
Bisbee, Arizona. “So much must the Protestant grant, that if such a system of doctrine as he would now introduce ever existed in early times, it has been clean swept away as if by a deluge, suddenly, silently, and without memorial.” These are the words of the late...
by Michael Miller | Oct 8, 2018 | Blog Post, Stories from the Street
Philadelphia, PA. In the Scripture, we see our Lord Jesus healing ten lepers (Lk 17:11-19). Nine go on their way, but one returns to give thanks. It is interesting to note, isn’t it–the one who felt compelled to return to thank the Lord for his healing, for what...
by Michael Miller | Sep 28, 2018 | Blog Post, Stories from the Street
Detroit, Michigan. Sometimes the holy cards, medals, and rosaries we give out when we evangelize can be seen as foreign or esoteric objects. But they are all signs that point us to Christ. We can learn to pray the rosary just like we learn how to read or write. You...
by Michael Miller | Sep 16, 2018 | Blog Post, Stories from the Street
Berkeley, California. We had a four man crew working in Downtown Berkeley yesterday, Eddie, Chuck, Rodney and Dave. Normally, when we work downtown on Shattuck Avenue, it is at the plaza outside the Berkeley BART station. Because we were now directly outside the BART...
