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Detroit Stories Episode 17: ‘Heroic Love and Family Planning’ (PODCAST)
Sergio Lopez, Giovanni Vitale and their wives have a goal: to empower men to join the conversation on natural family planning (0:03) We meet Sergio and Juanita Lopez and learn about their introduction to — and immediate skepticism of — natural family planning. We also learn that their marriage faced trouble, and they were considering divorce when Juanita suggested NFP as a way to reconnect.
Detroit Stories Episode 17: ‘Heroic Love and Family Planning’ (PODCAST)
(0:03) We meet Sergio and Juanita Lopez and learn about their introduction to — and immediate skepticism of — natural family planning. We also learn that their marriage faced trouble, and they were considering divorce when Juanita suggested NFP as a way to reconnect. (2:35) Sergio talks about the struggles he and Juanita were facing and their decision to try natural family planning.
Detroit Stories Episode 6: ‘Bravo Motor City!’ (PODCAST)
From humble beginnings to a career as an international opera singer, Mary Callaghan Lynch is on a mission to bring opera to the students of Detroit (0:17) We meet the Callaghan family, huddled around the TV watching Giancarlo Menotti’s opera Amahl and the Night Visitors. (2:19) We hear about Mary’s successful career as an international opera singer and her opportunity to perform Amahl for the 50th anniversary with the composer himself serving as maestro.
Detroit Stories Episode 6: ‘Bravo Motor City!’ (PODCAST)
(0:17) We meet the Callaghan family, huddled around the TV watching Giancarlo Menotti’s opera Amahl and the Night Visitors. (2:19) We hear about Mary’s successful career as an international opera singer and her opportunity to perform Amahl for the 50th anniversary with the composer himself serving as maestro. We learn how this performance inspired her to form an educational opera company of her own.
6 Books like Where the Crawdads Sing
Delia Owens’s historical fiction masterpiece Where the Crawdads Sing engulfed the summer of 2018 in an ethereal mist of love, prejudice, retribution and Southern grit. A beautiful coming-of-age chronicle, Crawdads’ pages overflow with verdant descriptors and intense conflict among an engrossing cast of characters. If a Barkley Cove mosquito has you itching for a similar read, check out one of these titles.
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