Last week, I realized poor people don’t matter.
I was spending some time in New York City — specifically Manhattan’s Upper West Side. I met with a friend for lunch at an Italian restaurant a few blocks from Central Park. We were in one of New York’s more posh neighborhoods, home to the wealthy who have the time and money to enjoy all that New York has to offer.
Washington was ablaze last week with temperatures soaring into triple digits and the intense humidity adding an extra level of misery to one of the…
President Barack Obama writes eloquently about his faith journey in The Audacity of Hope, describing Easter and Christmas visits to church, Chinese New Years spent…
FAST from politics today. Ignore political news and election hooplah. PRAY that our government and civic leaders be guided by God and the will to…
While we’re waiting for Christmas, make an active choice today in your life to change what needs changing.
I’ve done a fair share of shopping in my lifetime. I’ve shopped for shoes, for good restaurants, and for colleges. One thing I’ve never done…
Our Weekly Question: On Episcopalians receiving communion. Out of the Haze: A speech to Notre Dame’s Class of 2009. Coming Attractions for next Sunday. Church…
There are more slaves today than at any other point in human history. — E. Benjamin Skinner, A Crime So Monstrous For most of us,…
Lost among the hoopla of the Inauguration of Barack Obama — among the celebrity sightings, the musical guests, and the soaring rhetoric — was the…
In the fourth installment of his video blog from Washington D.C., contributing editor Marc Adams checks in a week after the inauguration, with an…
