Posted in Uncategorized on Mar 8th, 2009
Tonight I am thinking of the hospitality of a cranky vituperative relative of mine, my Uncle Omer. He lives in a town of about 400 people in the center of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and perhaps I am thinking of him tonight because the wind has been wicked here in west central Illinois. Uncle [...]
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Posted in Benedictine values on Sep 10th, 2008
Where have you seen hospitality practiced amid conversations about presidential candidates? The activist in me remembers that there is a time to identify with the biblical prophets, especially those like Amos who were angry about exploitation of the poor and shallow, self-centered behavior among leaders. I am among those who protest a misguided war with [...]
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