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Holy Cross Health Foundation Celebrates Evening of Gratitude

Since last year’s Evening of Gratitude, Holy Cross Health Foundation raised more than $20 million to fund expansion, renovation, new medical equipment and future projects for Holy Cross Health. To show appreciation to major donors for their contributions and to celebrate this year’s accomplishments, supporters, Holy Cross Health board members and hospital leadership gathered on March 2nd for the 2026 annual Evening of Gratitude dinner at Pier Sixty-Six. Emeritus Board Member Keith Koenig, a longstanding supporter of Holy Cross for more than three decades, was given the Remarkable Philanthropy Champion Award. The award is presented annually to an exceptional individual—physician, […]

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Omar Aleman: Where You Stand Is Where You Sit

I marvel at how many folks in this country obtain ultimate success despite being unable to achieve their original dreams. There are many ways to earn a profession or career here despite missing the mark on the initial plans. Yet sometimes, like a first romance, some pine about earlier days and retrace their steps in an attempt to experience “what could have been” or just “return to the scene of the crime.” I did just that after failing at a professional baseball career.  Ten years after unceremoniously being shown the door of a minor league locker room, I doubled back […]

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Patrick J. Kelly: Where Are Our Yachts?

Fred Schwed Jr. was a professional trader who saw his investments crash in 1929. He shifted his focus to writing, creating his classic satirical book Where Are the Customers’ Yachts? The story follows a visitor to New York that admires the yachts owned by wealthy individuals working on Wall Street, who made their fortunes giving financial advice, while wondering why their customers didn’t own yachts too. The tale suggests there’s a lot more money to be made by giving financial advice than by following it. Wall Street has a long history of hiding, complicating and obscuring fees. A study for […]

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Dr. Susan Michael: The Amazing Timing of God

I am sure you are well aware that in the early hours of Saturday, March 1, the United States and Israel launched a joint military operation to bring down the evil Iranian regime of Ayatollah Khamenei. Iran struck back, sending missiles and drones into Israel, driving Israelis back into their bomb shelters. Our prayer is that this will be the war that ends war for the foreseeable future. It has the potential to realign the Middle East, if not the entire world, and Israel could be in a much stronger position with greater potential for peaceful relations with its Arab […]

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Joseph D. Kenner: A Refuge in the Storm: Finding God’s Presence Through Family Safe Parking

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” These powerful words from Psalm 46 remind us that even in the most uncertain and overwhelming moments, we are never alone. For those of us who walk in faith, this truth is foundational. Yet for many families in our community, safety and stability can feel distant, almost unreachable, like something meant for others but not for them. Lives in upheaval and a loss of hope are a daily reality for many families in South Florida, a reality we encounter every day at HOPE South Florida.   Family Safe Parking […]

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American Free Enterprise: A Beacon of Innovation and Freedom

At Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA), we believe in empowering students to unlock their future. That is why we’re especially excited about the opening of PBA’s Marshall and Vera Lea Business Hall—because it will inspire countless students, leaders and community members to innovate, collaborate and learn how to better serve their communities. In this article, Dr. Brian Strow shares how American free enterprise not only enables these actions—but also promotes human flourishing and creativity: In 2026, we mark the 250th anniversary of two landmark works that shaped the modern world: An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth […]

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Andrew Holmes: The Way Home

Last month we talked about the Father’s house, and we reflected on the promise Jesus gave in John 14, that in His Father’s house there are many rooms and that He is preparing a place for us. That promise carries a deep sense of permanence. It reminds us that home is not temporary in the Kingdom of God, it is prepared, intentional and secure. But as I’ve continued sitting with that promise, another question has been forming in my mind. If the Father’s house is home, how do we find our way back to it when life pulls us off […]

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GOOD NEWS WANTS TO KNOW…

This month, GOOD NEWS WANTS TO KNOW…What’s one leadership lesson you have personally learned recently that surprised you? Leaders often avoid difficult conversations to escape discomfort. Yet they are surprised to learn that people want honest feedback and often improve when it’s delivered with genuine care. The conversation you’re avoiding today is the problem you’ll have to solve tomorrow. Craig D. Huston, Summit Achievers Things actually work better when you trust the people around you. Andrew Holmes, President, 4KIDS The 20–30-year-old generation runs circles around the older generations with their knowledge and use of technology and AI.  So, the older generations better get […]

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Franklin Graham: Standing on God’s Promises to Israel

Israel has held a special place in my heart ever since the summer of 1971, when I helped Roy Gustafson, one of my father’s associate evangelists, lead Bible teaching tours of the Holy Land. Roy also connected me with two fearless missionaries in Mafraq, Jordan, the late Dr. Eleanor Soltau and nurse Aileen Coleman, who operated a hospital for patients with respiratory diseases. My time in the Middle East during my late teens and early 20s, working alongside these godly men and women, shaped my life profoundly, culminating in 1974 when — after reading in John 3 about Jesus’ encounter […]

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William “Bill” C. Davell: Taxing Matters: “Escape from New York” May Be Harder than You Think

The Good News provides a monthly column with important content having to do with topics from the legal community. This month Bill Davell, director, discusses taxes with Zachary King, an associate with Tripp Scott. As the New York Post puts it, “There’s seemingly no escape from New York – the New York tax man, that is.”  The tabloid maintains that the state is being “extremely aggressive” in pursuing revenue from people claiming residency in Florida, which of course has no income tax – a phenomenon observed by the Tax Planning team at Tripp Scott.  And no wonder. New York’s and […]

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