Dying from AIDS, a man learns to give and pray.
Terrance Klein
The Rev. Terrance W. Klein is a priest of the Diocese of Dodge City and author of Vanity Faith.
‘What You Say, You Say in a Body’
If Marcus Aurelius had been a wife and a mother he might have written Jenny Offill rsquo s new novel nbsp Dept of Speculation Every vignette is suffused with well wrought insight and wisdom For example ldquo My daughter breaks both her wrists jumping off of a swing rdquo We take our daughter
Future Food
Eucharist reaches back into history, to the Christ who lived among us. It also reaches forward, to the one yet to be revealed.
He’s My Brother
Saint Thomas and the disciples weren’t ready for resurrection. They had to be won over by the wonderful.
Easter: Dear God, About Hope
Sometimes pleasures and joys slide one over the other nbsp They pour so quickly into our lives we begin to believe the cup of blessings can rsquo t run dry nbsp But then some crack appears nbsp The blessing cup becomes hourglass and happiness begins to pour away nbsp nbsp While still a gr
Flannery O’Connor’s Good Friday lesson: We can’t be our own saviors.
So many in the world are blind, not to know their need for a savior
A Way of Ruining Most Everything
Religion seeks to make routine that which, by its nature, cannot be captured.
To Stake His Claim
Killing Jesus is a sure and swift read nbsp Bill O rsquo Reilly and Martin Dugard write like newscasters rapidly analyzing facts Here is the entry into Jerusalem Just on the other side of Bethpage the two disciples stand waiting nbsp One holds the bridle of a donkey that has never been ridden
The Details of Death
Lazarus died twice In both instances Jesus was far from his side The first time he died in the uncertain hope of his people The second Lazarus entered death rsquo s darkness knowing Christ rsquo s resurrection nbsp Have you ever thought about how you rsquo d like to die Most of us don rsquo
Goodbye Grover’s Corners
Many of us first visited Grover rsquo s Corners when we were in school Do you remember this scene from Thorton Wilder rsquo s nbsp Our Town Young Emily Webb has married her childhood sweetheart George Gibbs In fact when the play skips ahead to Act III she rsquo s born him a child and died whil
