Before recapping some of the most controversial political twists and spins of 2011, it would be remiss to ignore a growing sentiment that the United States can, somehow, bow out of its protectorate role and isolate itself from the rest of the world. Doing so ignores the fact that America is already at war with […]
Archives for December 2011
The Eucharist
Scriptural study is a fascinating past-time because, after a while, certain things become evident that were once hidden in the stories of the Bible and, recently, I have found my focus on the Eucharist, the Holy Communion of our Lord Jesus Christ. There is, undoubtedly, a certain mystery in the Eucharist that is beyond the […]
If You Give A Pig A Christmas Tree
There is a children’s story that my six-year-old read to me as a part of his advanced first grade reading class entitled, “If You Give A Pig A Pancake…” by Laura Numeroff. It is a circular tale about a child whose pig wants a pancake and once it gets the pancake, it wants syrup, it […]
The Pelosi Files
News reports are coming out that House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is holding back information on Newt Gingrich that could potentially damage his presidential run. An interview with Talking Points Memo quoted Pelosi as saying, “One of these days we’ll have a talk about Newt Gingrich,” and hinted that she would divulge information collected about […]
