Perhaps it was because of Dorothy. The day prior having completed the funeral committal service five years in the making. Is it wrong as a
The incarnation – This is the heart of my theology. The flesh: body, feelings, thinking, desire, touching, fighting colds, crying because of joy, butterflies in
“A good sermon turns even known truth into profound realization.” That is one of many striking lines in a fine New York Times Book Review
Since the etymology of the title “Boxing Day” is unknown, might I suggest the name was coined to describe the violent behavior of the masses
For the past few years my wife and I have indulged in the pleasure of good television. It all started with The Soprano’s, which began a
I picked up my son at the airport last night, welcoming him home for Christmas break. A mom and a daughter were waiting too, with
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All
In the second part of his essay, “The Jewish Writer in America,” Saul Bellow notes that while the Jewish writer will always be a stranger,
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