Easter "When the disciples saw the risen Christ, they beheld him as a reality in the world, though no longer of it, respecting the order of the world, but Lord of its laws. To behold such reality was different and more than to see a tree or watch a man
The Plague of Thoughtlessness Photo by Vishnu R Nair on Pexels.com [https://www.pexels.com/photo/people-at-concert-1105666/]Sometimes modern perplexities call for ancient wisdom. Today, St. Thomas Aquinas’ warning about the vice of “thoughtlessness” may shine a light on contemporary discourse—if trite prattle even qualifies as discourse. More to
I Returned from my Annual Pilgrimmage to the Detroit Slums Standing outside a gay bar in Highland ParkAnother whirlwind holiday weekend. I won’t bore you with the autobiographical details, but I made my annual daredevil trip down McNichols Road in Detroit, which is also known as “Six Mile Road,” which runs two blocks south of notorious Eight Mile. The
Miscellany England after 1688 and bears in the gay community Rise of the Moneyed I'm enjoying volume 4 of Peter Ackroyd's history of England: Revolution: The History of England from the Battle of the Boyne to the Battle of Waterloo [https://amzn.to/2GJFCCi]. I wanted to
Biden Will Pack the Court? And why it's a really big deal Court Packing Man, scary stuff. Every right-of-center news outlet heard it: Biden refused to say he wouldn't pack the court. I didn't see a single mainstream news outlet mention it. I'm sure some