In his latest “Living the Truth in Love” column, Bishop Barbarito explores the significance of Labor Day:
Labor Day — more than a barbecue
Labor Day is a federal holiday in the United States, which honors the social and economic achievements of American workers. It is a popular holiday that marks the end of the summer and includes many family celebrations. However, the reason that Labor Day came into existence is one that insists upon the social and economic rights of American workers. It is a very significant day in the life of our country which celebrates the principles upon which we were founded. Its meaning is far beyond an annual barbecue.
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