Jenna Goes Skydiving

As if studying abroad for a semester wasn’t an adventure enough on its own, Jenna Tocatlian took it upon to herself to find the most extreme adventure she could while visiting New Zealand: skydiving.

Jacques Tocatlian 1929-2019

Jacques Tocatlian was a family man, friend, diplomat, builder, painter, writer, and wannabe cook. Let us remember him for who he was, how he lived his life, touched each and every one of us, and made this world a happier and more beautiful place.

Meet Vu Nguyen Hong Ngoc

Every orphan has their own story. It is a story that often begins in suffering and despair. However, it is also a story of resurgence and hope. Today, I would like to share with you the story of Vu Nguyen Hong Ngoc.

New Year. New Opportunity.

To all of our friends, colleagues, and family, we ask that you consider supporting the Center for Innocent Children. Your donation will make a big impact in the lives of these deserving children.

Make the World a Better Place, One Child at a Time

The Center for Innocent Children needs your help. Consider donating to support Sister Maria. It should only take a minute and will make a world of difference for these deserving children.

2017: The Year in Pictures (And a Few Words)

Let us remember everything that made 2017 a standout year. Since pictures are worth a thousand words, I’ve assembled a photo mosaic that tries to capture the more meaningful events of the year.

The Streets of Saigon on Motorbike

See what it’s like to ride through the streets of Saigon from the backseat of a motorbike. What an exhilerating experience!

Lanzhou Noodle Soup

Montreal has a lot of phenomenal restaurants and there are a few I try to stop by every time I’m in this beautiful city. One of these restaurants is “Nouilles de Lan zhou”.

Vietnam – A Country on Two Wheels

Thought you might enjoy some of the pictures I took last month of motorbikes zipping through the streets of Saigon, Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue, Halong Bay, and Ha Noi.

‘Like, Like’ Goes the Dynamite

Today’s teens really value what they see on social media. What a person posts offers a glimpse into the life they live, what they have, and inevitably their happiness. But sometimes the reality couldn’t be further from that.