The Hungry Spirit
The nice vendor who sells aromatic oils in front of Speedy Liquor on 14th Street got stabbed the other day. Word on the street is he “got sliced with a machete.”
There are two principles that have stood face to face from the beginning of time, and will ever continue to struggle, declared Abraham Lincoln in 1858: “the common right of humanity and the d
Sister Linda Fuselier was my first-grade teacher. It was 1969 at St. Ignatius Catholic School in Sacramento, California.
In July, Pope Benedict wrote you a love letter. Like all love letters, it’s worth savoring.
It’s summer here in the northern climes—and summer means the swimming pool.
On Jan. 20, the United States of America inaugurates its first African-American president and first Catholic vice president.
The great wheel of the Christian liturgical year is turning once again.

Sometimes, Easter finds us.