A tale of two bedrooms
The house that I was raised in began its life as a small cape in the late 19th century. Set on many acres on a busy rural road it had […]
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Seven things I’ve learned from sailing
This is high on the list of Things About Which I Never Expected to Write. I didnt know a jib from a poop deck up until a few years ago,
Who your parents are
It just so happens that I met my love on a train leaving Grand Central Station. Because that train ride was so significant, I don’t think very often of the
A strong driving wind
I read the first reading of today’s readings for Pentecost at my Confirmation. I loved the auditory “image” of a sound like a strong driving wind – something swirling into
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In defense of signs and wonders
Disclaimer: I have a obsession with trying to get Thomas off the hook. I worry that this weekend’s Gospel story of “doubting” Thomas is reduced to condemnation of people whose