The 112th Congress began this week with the House turning over to the Republicans and the Senate welcoming six new GOP senators. Many of the newcomers owe...
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An old Irish custom—at least my mother told me it was Irish and old—was to put an extra potato in the pot for supper for “the people on the...
The result of last week’s midterm elections does not bode well for the immigrant. While the economy and health care may have been the issues that carried...
Last week Meg Sweas asked if Christians could be Tea Partiers, which got me thinking more about the morality of politics–dangerous territory. Neck-deep...
Interesting that as we approach the last week for you to take our survey on going green for Christmas, I received a publicity email today about two new...
Or how not to be one… The Midwest is in a lather today about the defection of NBA superstar LeBron James jumping his Cleveland ship for Miami...
President Barack Obama called again for comprehensive immigration reform in a talk at American University, Washington, D.C. (see Washington Post). He...
Maybe it's because I'm a new parent, or because many of my friends are becoming parents, but one of the biggest trends I see is all things baby. Baby...
Looking to apply your faith to care for creation? Here are some resources for doing so: From the church: Renewing the Earth: An Invitation to Reflection and...
President Barack Obama, even before the mass demonstration on the Washington Mall, had promised comprehensive immigration reform this year. But he hedged his...
