Which Door?
I always loved my catholicism; however, I also wondered what else was out there. I innately knew there were many doors available, and that others chose some of the myriad doors.
Sacred Holidays
A reflection on the roots of faith and unity during the holy days.
Some Perspective on the DOJ and DADT and DOMA
It’s frustrating to realize that we are having issues regarding civil rights in our third century of existence as a country; we, whose ancestors left England, and many other countries for that matter, for freedom.
I Love the United States of America
“I love the United States of America.” It just sounds silly to me to say it out loud… at first.
McMahon, Fawcett and Jackson
The point is that every single person on this great big planet has a story and that story is a complete one. It has really beautiful parts to it and it has hideously ugly parts to it. That’s the nature of life.
Angels All Around
It would be trite, I’m sure, to say that there are angels everywhere, no matter how true it is. Here is a simple story nonetheless.
What’s Good for the Goose…
Let’s see things as they are for a change. We are culturally a bigotted and judgmental people on the whole. The good news is that we are slowly recognizing it and the damage it is causing. We are changing.
Both Sides of the Door
With the most recent revelation that the Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina went to see his mistress, Maria, in Argentina, our news media have glommed onto the storyline that the Republicans have again had to face another scandal.
The Poignancy of Passing Time
For today, I’m looking back and seeing the long road on which I’ve traveled and marvelling that I got this far. For me, it’s a miracle.
