In 1944, groundbreaking jazz quartet The Mills Brothers topped the charts with their catchy hit, “You Always Hurt […]
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I came to communion late in the game. Oh, I took bread and wine for several years, but […]
Our Lord seems to have had a strange relationship with death. Often the way he acted around it […]
There is a weirdly vast universe of spitting contests. When I thought of this article’s premise, watermelon seeds […]
I realize that bringing up a topic in order to say that you shouldn’t bring up that topic […]
In the mid-nineties, a marine biologist named Dr. Daniel Pauly coined the phrase “Shifting Baseline Syndrome” to describe […]
A reflection on Ash Wednesday after the first Sunday in Lent may be a bit late to the […]
One of the supposed benefits of 2020 is the explosion of technological means by which to educate. Zoom, […]
All priorities need to be evaluated and checked against a metric of risk and reward, which vary in […]
Some weeks the sermon flows freely from my sanctified brain like water from a faucet. Other weeks, like […]