During our commute home last night, Daniel spotted an almost empty bottle in the car—leftover from days ago. He had to have it.I don’t know what can happen if you drink something that’s been sitting in the car for days, but I'd rather skip it. And I told him so.DanielRead More
As I write this column, the events around the Boston Marathon are still unfolding. Allow me to share a true story. I know a couple from Minnesota, Darlene and Ron. Darlene is my official hair cutter.Read More
Nineteen people shared their stories with Seth D. Harris, acting U.S. secretary of labor, at a roundtable on minimum wage held at Catholic Charities' Our Daily Bread Employment Center.Read More
With Pentecost upon us, I found a particular passage in the Gospel reading for this coming weekend from John (John 20:19-23) grabbing my attention. The disciples are locked in the upper room. They’re hiding from the Jews. They’re being harassed, threatened and persecuted for being associated with Jesus when he wasRead More
— 1 —When we enrolled the boys in preschool, I was surprised to discover just how much the teachers genuinely cared about our children. They share stories about our sons with me, celebrate their successes, offer advice, and don’t roll their eyes when I ask them not to tell myRead More
At Ss. Philip and James in Charles Village, produce from a new parish garden will supplement nonperishable goods available for people in need.Read More