Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the team chaplain for the Loyola University Chicago basketball team who became a national celebrity during the school’s 2018 underdog March Madness run, has died at 106.read more👇👇👇👇

Husband Kicked His Wife Out, 8 Years Later She Returned With a Helicopter and Two Little Girls… There are moments when a decision made in anger can change an entire life. The day he threw his wife out of the house, no one could have imagined that 8 years later, that very woman would return—not in weakness, but aboard a shining helicopter in the sky, with two beautiful little girls holding tightly to their mother’s hands. Mai married Hung when she was 23. She came from a humble working-class family—her father a carpenter, her mother a seamstress. Hung, on the other hand, was different—he came from a well-off family, owned a construction company, and boasted everywhere about “doing big business.” In the early days of marriage, Mai believed that love and patience would be enough to keep their home intact. But after only two years, married life became suffocating. Hung was domineering, hot-tempered, and often criticized his wife for not being “smart enough” in social dealings, for not being “elegant” enough to accompany him to parties. Every argument ended with his shouting, sometimes even throwing things. The fateful day came on a rainy afternoon. Hung came home from work to find no dinner prepared because their young son was sick with a fever, crying restlessly. Instead of showing care, he exploded in anger: — “All you ever do is useless things. You can’t accomplish anything worthwhile. Get out of this house, I don’t need a worthless woman like you!” Mai stood frozen, clutching her child as tears streamed down her face. After years of enduring, those words were the final blow. She quickly packed a few clothes, carried her son, and walked away into the pouring rain. That night, mother and child slept under the eaves of a temple, stomachs empty but Mai’s heart filled with an unusual resolve: “We will live differently. I will never let my child suffer again.” The next morning, she asked a close friend to take her to her aunt’s house in another province. From there, the journey of a single mother rebuilding her life began. For eight long years, she struggled and persevered, waiting for the day of her return… Click link Read full here 👉👉