Though I agree with removing monuments throughout our country that commemorate historical injustice, I recently came across a toppled statue that was simply a result of juvenile vandalism. So … Continue reading A Statue Toppled, A Legacy Remembered
As I write this, Joe Biden, presumptive Democratic Nominee for the Presidency, is selecting his running mate for the office … Continue reading Women Who Met the Crossroads and Went Beyond
A few months back The New York Times did a special section for one of its Sunday editions on the subject of JOY! Yes, … Continue reading Let There Be Joy
I’m reading a lot of newspapers and magazines lately that are encouraging us to visit zoos, aquariums, animal parks, and … Continue reading The Lowly Octopus Magnifies the Mighty Creator
Are you re-discovering the joy of summer reading sans the beach and interruption of the errant beach ball bouncing into … Continue reading Letting God Speak Through Books
Summer can be a wonderful reminder of God’s gift of the Sabbath. Theologians remind us that the Sabbath represents a … Continue reading Kindness to Yourself: The Sabbath and its Meaning for Today
We just celebrated the Fourth of July with a smaller gathering of family and friends, to be sure. This year … Continue reading Patriotism and Spirituality: Siblings of American Life
Summer isn’t summer without bees. Here are some interesting facts about honeybees. Drones are the males and they are noisy! … Continue reading Summer, and What the Bees Can Teach Us
In front of me this particular day was one of the best students I had ever taught in journalism. Her writing … Continue reading Celtic Spirituality of the Thin Space for Today’s Reflection
Celtic spirituality offers a unique image for when an individual or community faces a major choice in life. It is … Continue reading Trasna, The Crossing Place in Spirituality
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