Chaplain’s Corner: CLVII
“Come Before Winter” “Do your best Timothy to come before winter.” (2 Timothy 4:21) In this scripture from 2 Timothy, St. Paul feels time is slipping away. His hourglass is […]
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“Come Before Winter” “Do your best Timothy to come before winter.” (2 Timothy 4:21) In this scripture from 2 Timothy, St. Paul feels time is slipping away. His hourglass is […]
“Safe in Your Father’s Care” In 1988 moviegoers fell in love with a French film that has virtually no soundtrack and minimal dialogue. Human dialogue that is. L’Ours (that is, […]
“Fences” Franciscan Priest and Author Brennan Manning was fond of recounting a story about American G.I.’s in France during World War II. One of their number had been killed in […]
“40” The number 40 turns up in some of the most interesting and unexpected places. Forty is the number of hours in the traditional American workweek-although the pandemic might have […]
“Decidophobia” “Excellent Choice.” “Oh, that’s my favorite dish here.” “Perfect.” Have you ever noticed that restaurant servers go out of their way to affirm their customers’ menu selections? That’s not […]
“Hope in the Face of Death” When it comes to the subject of death, it seems that everyone has something to say: “Do not try to live forever, you will […]
“Simple Joys” Growing up in the 1950’s my brother Mike and I did what we assumed every other American boy was doing. We collected baseball cards. At the local family […]
“Not Forgotten” It’s a dreadful thing to be forgotten. For some people, the very fear of that thing is a real thing. It’s called athazagoraphobia-the fear that no one will […]
“Speak Up” When Adolph Hitler rose to power in the 1920’s and 30’s, Germany was thought to have one of the most Christianized cultures on earth. So where was the […]
“Here Comes the Judge” Author and business executive Stephen Covey recounted a Sunday morning subway ride he took years ago in New York City. “People were sitting quietly-some reading newspapers, […]