This being Holy Week, let's pause for a moment and ask, "What Would Jesus Do?" Imagine if he were  presented with a billion dollars to be spent in his name, and the choice was to rebuild a fancy, expensive building or to use it helping the poor, sick, homeless and hungry. Do I even have to articulate his immediate response?
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“The floor is gorgeous!” squealed Victoria from down the hall, inspecting each room of her friend Rita’s new home, post-carpet removal. Waiting patiently for her return, Rita stood at the art deco fireplace in the living room, lovingly stroking the burnished raised features which would...
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An ‘unforgettable Indigenous experience’ is what the website says when you are ready to book your aboriginal trip at the Tjapukai Aboriginal Park. No, it’s not a theme park of first nations people, it’s a cultural centre where you can learn about Australian Indigenous culture. ...
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Remembering A True American Hero Murdered 51 Years Ago Yesterday, April 4th, 2019, at exactly 6:01 CST, (on another SM platform), I posted a note on the execution of Dr. Martin Luther King. I waited to the exact minute on the 51st anniversary (6:01 PM...
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Recently, by filing a petition for certiorari (definition) in the Supreme Court of the United States, Julius Jones, a black man condemned to death in Oklahoma, threw the legal equivalent of a Hail Mary pass in football — one last desperate, prayerful attempt imploring our...
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Don’t judge yourself by what others did to you. C. Kennedy, Ómorphi It’s a sad commentary on a 63 year (so far) life that I can finally report that I have no abusers in my life. It’s the first time I can recall being able...
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So have you had enough of the sideshow? How will you take two years of “I told you so?” Did you even prepare for the possibility that Mueller would not find a bunch of smoking guns, load the bullets, and aim it for you? Did...
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I’m recently returned from the Cairns Mosque, Queensland, Australia where I attended an open day.  Not only was there food on offer (always lovely for nibbles) but more importantly there was a show of faith, faith in the community. For a congregation of approximately 100...
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