Monthly Archives: November 2010

Foul Winds I received an email from a dear and trusted friend a couple of days ago regarding an old, but new, theology that is floating around. Several of my friends and I came across this theology twenty years ago, … Continue reading →

Do you notice how certain people persist in using the same word over and over again? Is there an underlying message that we are missing? Is there a code in the choice of word that we haven’t picked up? For … Continue reading →

Last week I accompanied my granddaughters sixth grade class to the Oklahoma City Memorial of the bombing of the Murrah building and the cold, senseless murder of 168 men, women and children. We had been there before – I had … Continue reading →

 Excuse me. I believe there is a problem here. Now the Muslims are claiming title to the Tomb of Rachel, one of the Patriarchs of Israel and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin of the Twelve Tribes of Israel fame. … Continue reading →

I’m sure we are all so relieved to hear the Catholic Synod has just finished their two week symposium held in New York City, October 10 – 24, and now we can all know the truth. Israel is the bad … Continue reading →