Dear reader, Welcome back to your Sunday summary! This week, we’re doing something a little different in honor of Mother’s Day. Instead of doing the normal news report for the last week, we’re going to highlight our members and their maternal figures. The ‘Maastricht Diplomat’ journalists value their moms, who inspire them in their daily lives. Mother’s Day as we know it traces back to 1908 when a woman named Anna Jarvis held a memorial service to honor her late mother. Anna handed out white carnations- her mother’s favorite flower and a symbol of pure love- to the memorial goers. Anna campaigned for a national observance day for mothers. Finally, in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed it into law to occur as a national holiday on the second Sunday of May. After her tiring campaign, Jarvis spent the rest of her life trying to undo it. O...