Memorializing Some American Heroes American Heroes As I write this article on Memorial Day weekend, I am reminded of having lost an Uncle in WWII, a bomber photographer, Dean Wanless, (whom I never got to meet). And also of my good friend Joel who succumbed to Parkinson’s about three years ago as a result of …
As the world watched, the century-old process began to unfold at the Vatican in Rome to select the next Pope of the Catholic Church after Pope Francis’ death. And then, on the second day it was announced that The Conclave had elected Robert Francis Cardinal Prevost as the 267th Bishop of Rome. “Peace be with …
That’s how the late Pope Francis responded to an interview when an Italian journalist asked him in 2013 how he might act as a confessor to a gay person, his response was with this important question: “Who am I to judge?”…keying up a more liberal and compassionate stance than previous Popes. And his compassion …
As we embark further into the craziness of this new administration…the seemingly daily threats of “efficiency cuts”and market swings due to tariff uncertainty, is creating an anxiety and potentially stressful economic tsunami for our country as well as the rest of the world. Even though many people don’t equate needles with stress relief…it’s been proven …
How many “ gates” can we have in one administration? Time will tell and we haven’t even hit 100 days of this administration yet. The most recent one that has been identified is called “Signalgate”…a fiasco where several top officials (18 total, including Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth) who shared detailed …
