I. “Those who stutter win, in the painful pauses of their demonstration that speech isn’t entirely natural, a respectful attention, a tender alertness. Words are,
Last week at a colloquium I attended, a colleague of mine originally from Mexico was describing my seminary’s highly successful certificate program designed to provide
Although Frederick Douglass is speaking in the context of the antebellum era, when the abolition movement had gained momentum and the nation wrestled with what
The story of the Transfiguration in Luke 9 is one of the most puzzling stories in the Bible. Biblical commentators, in fact, tend to throw
Next time you encounter a college senior, you will inevitably be tempted to ask, “So what’s your major?” and “So what are you going to
Next time you encounter a college senior, you will inevitably be tempted to ask, “So what’s your major?” and “So what are you going to
Next time you encounter a college senior, you will inevitably be tempted to ask, “So what’s your major?” and “So what are you going to
Some heartfelt sympathy is in order for St. Boniface. After all, he lost his head to the Frisians when he decided to go back to
And again he said, “To what should I compare the kingdom of God? It is like yeast that a woman took and [hid] in with
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