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Don’t You Ever Give Up!
We buried a dear friend today. We’ve known Betty and her husband, Norm for more than 20 years and in…
Monthly Archives: March, 2011
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Imperfect Justice in Snyder v. Phelps
On March 2, the Supreme Court issued a decision in the case Snyder v. Phelps that illustrates the difficulty of…
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The Samaritan Woman and the Original Meaning of Lent
Lent’s a time of introspection. We read Exodus, and watch the Israelites grumbling, even after the amazing things God had…
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Living by Example
As Lent progresses, we may find ourselves concentrated inward, often reflecting on the sacrifices or commitments that we have made…
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Dewey’s Disciples: From Madison to Maryland and Beyond
“More than 10,000 union members and supporters swarmed the State Capitol here,” began an ecstatic People’s World, describing the scene…
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What If We Just Said ‘Pray’?
The “reform of the reform” is afoot and some folks are none too pleased. How’s that for an understatement?! For…
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ACLU Attempting to Criminalize Christianity: ‘Communism is the Goal’
Irony is defined as “the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning.” The…
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Reflections on Latin and the Catholic Church’s Memory and Identity, Part Four
Part Four, The Church’s Memory and Identity Continued: In the previous installments of this series (part one, part two, part…
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Intercessor of the Unborn
It’s been a month since the passing of Dr. Bernard Nathanson who died of cancer at the age of 84. …