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The Trouble With Uterus Transplants
Last week doctors in Sweden announced the birth of a baby after a uterus transplant. The baby is so far…
Monthly Archives: October, 2014
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Reflections for Sunday, October 19, 2014
Meditation and Questions for Reflection or Group Discussion (Isaiah 45:1,4-6; Psalm 96:1,3-5,7-10; 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5; Matthew 22:15-21) Moving Forward in…
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Breaking Body
Who is The Church? Who is the Body of Christ? Who belongs? A temptation exists to spend so much time…
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Poem: “The Relic of the True Cross”
The Relic of the True Cross I saw you today, You tiny speck. Small though you are, You are astounding…
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In Lebanon, a Major Catholic Village Walks its Way of the Cross
The village of Kaa is in the north of the Bekaa Valley, close to the Syrian border. It has a…
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Struble’s Holy Land Adventures a Generation Ago
With the Middle East in mayhem, I’ve been thinking back to my travels in Egypt and Israel during a less…
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The Kettle to the Pot
We were having oatmeal for breakfast, and the one-year-old handed me his spoon and said: “Feed!” He likes it when…
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Go Through Doors of New Possibilities
Helen Keller was deaf and blind from early childhood, yet she became one of the great humanitarians of the 20th…
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Marriage and the Cult of Momentary Well Being
The current crisis in marriage and family life arises from “a cult of momentary well-being,” stated Cardinal Peter Erdö, the…
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Is Rock Music Good for You?
We all know that the lyrics of rock music are often morally offensive; however, evidence is appearing which indicates that…