Paula Umaña

4/28/2025

Discover how Paula Umaña uncovered the importance of uniting our struggles with Christ after her life-changing paralysis which led her to share her faith and dispel isolation.

Stephen & Emily Bell

4/29/2025

Meet Madeleine, who lives with a rare GNAO1 mutation, leaving her now 10-year-old body functioning as a four-month-old baby, but whose life embodies the joy found in trusting God.

Christina Chase

4/30/2025

Writer, Christina Chase, was born with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), which requires her to live in a wheelchair, but whose life is a testament to faith, resilience, and love.

Rachel Ohlin

5/1/2025

At just 19 years old, Rachel was in a devastating car accident that left her paralyzed from the shoulders down. A C4/5 quadriplegic, Rachel faced unimaginable challenges, but her journey is one of strength, hope, and gratitude. She spent three long months in the hospital, separated from her brothers and the life she once knew. It was there, in the midst of grief and loss, that Rachel began to see life differently. Losing her independence was heartbreaking, but it also made her a stronger person in ways she never expected.

Jonathan Horna

5/1/2025

Jonathan Horna’s story is one of courage and hope. On February 17, 2021, his life changed forever after a terrible car accident left him with a spinal cord injury and led to the loss of part of his leg. What followed were months of pain, therapy, and countless challenges. But Jonathan refused to let his suffering define him. Through hard work and deep faith, Jonathan has reclaimed his life. He’s back in college, exploring new dreams, and even competing in wheelchair rugby. His journey reminds us all that even in the darkest moments, God’s grace can lead to healing and purpose.

Tony Meléndez

5/2/2025

Tony Meléndez is a musician and speaker born in Nicaragua without arms due to the effects of Thalidomide in utero. Hear how learning music in unconventional ways changed his life.

Sylvia Bass

7/16/2025

At their 20-week ultrasound, Sylvia and her husband received difficult news: their baby, Regina, had Down syndrome and a heart problem. The doctor suggested abortion, but Sylvia’s husband stood firm, saying, “Abortion is not an option for us.” With those words, their journey began—a journey of trust in God’s plan. At just five months old, she had heart surgery. The doctor, amazed at her progress, said, “She’s missing some muscles in her heart, but I repaired it as if they were there, and her heart started working beautifully.” Regina is the youngest of five siblings, and her family’s love surrounds her every step of the way. Today, Sylvia’s story reminds us all that in every life, no matter the challenges, we can see the hand of God. May this story inspire you to embrace the beauty and dignity of every soul.

Larry Schauer

7/16/2025

Larry was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in late 2008, and life began to change. It took a few months, but he finally accepted the diagnosis. Even though his physical health has gotten worse, Larry stays involved in several ministries. Once very active, he now uses a walker, which he has needed since 2019. While he hopes to someday no longer need a walker or cane, he understands that it may not happen. For now, Larry is learning to carry his cross daily, fully giving himself to God and trusting His plan. May you find peace in your cross.

Nicole Buchholz

7/16/2025

Nicole Buchholz, a Consecrated Woman of Regnum Christi for 21 years, has dedicated her life to spreading Christ’s kingdom. Diagnosed with ALS in 2019, Nicole embraces her journey with joy, crediting God’s grace. She feels called to offer her health and suffering in reparation for priests and those affected by Church scandals. Her faith and deep trust in God serve as a powerful witness, inspiring others to “turn pain into purpose” and find joy in Christ.