2013-01-09T12:15:58-05:00

Join me on the musical journey (with videos) my brain went through in 30 minutes or so from Lisa Stansfield to the Sneaker Pimps. Is this music-nerdiness? Yes, but I find the connections music makes fascinating and beautiful. Hopefully a few of you will appreciate that, or at least enjoy the music. Read more

2013-12-12T20:44:17-05:00

A reflection on the martyrdom of St. Lucy and the continuing violence against the "least of these" including women. Read more

2019-12-18T14:40:58-05:00

In this Advent season of waiting, here are some thoughts and tips about how we react when we're on time and and someone or something else is late. Read more

2012-12-18T10:56:32-05:00

Check out this great "Advent in 2 Minutes" kinetic type video. Read more

2014-12-15T08:51:42-05:00

I'm not one to pass up the opportunity to celebrate with food. And not just within my own tradition. So each year, I honor Hanukkah by picking up some latkes -- potato pancakes. Here are some reflections, tips and a recipe. Read more

2014-12-02T11:14:01-05:00

I'm going to confess something right here. I've never bought the Immaculate Conception. To me, the reasoning behind it is deeply flawed -- old guys obsessed with the need for Mary to be "pure" -- and the fact that we're even talking about it is an example of the kind of theological nitpicking that Jesus rejected. Read more

2013-12-06T08:37:16-05:00

December 6 is the feast day of St. Nicholas, or Sinterklaas. Read how this real bishop's legend and other story lines have merged into what we now know as Santa Claus. Read more

2012-12-05T11:11:18-05:00

I've been chronically late my whole life. Here are 6 powerful tips that I've found very useful for changing my lifelong pattern. I hope they're helpful to you too. Read more

2012-12-22T13:49:05-05:00

"O come, O come, Emmanuel" is the Advent song. Here's a little about its history and beauty and two wonderful versions -- a video clip of Sugarland and an audio clip of Emily Scott with guidance for song leaders. Read more

2014-11-28T07:31:55-05:00

The beginning of Advent is also the beginning of the liturgical year in many Christian denominations. Learn more about what that means and when other religions start their year. Read more


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