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  • No. No. No. And No: Broken Immigrant Families

    A few years ago, my wife, children, and I went to see an “internment camp”, a concentration camp, in Wyoming  used to hold Japanese -Americans after Pearl Harbor.  I take…


  • Mania is Not Funny

    I was listening to my morning podcast and Morning Joe as they discussed an interview on Fox and Friends with President Trump. The interview was replayed a few times when…


  • An American To Do List…

    During the Trump Presidency, the Ryan-led House and McConnell-led Senate, we’ve taken a lot of losses. I just want to keep track of all the things we will need to…


  • Resurrection People

    Sermon given on Easter Sunday, 2018 “Resurrection”… Years ago, in Bridgeport, I had an organist named Arthur. Arthur was a kind man, but a forgetful, and — as an organist…


  • Palm Sunday, 2018, And Those Kids

    (Editor’s Note: This is a sermon given at North Congregational UCC, in New Hartford, CT) Wow. I was prepared to describe Palm Sunday to you from the text. I was…


  • On School Safety, Guns, and Us…

    I’m writing this to sort things out in my own head. Today, the son of my cousin went to school with his normal head-load of issues. I’m not totally sure…


  • The Will To Live: A Political Platform

    I was listening to a podcast of “Morning Joe” this morning. It was from a few days ago and they were complaining about how the Democrats didn’t have a message…


  • Play Review: “Raisin In The Sun”, Cabaret Theatre, Bridgeport, CT

    My wife, who studied anthropology, told me that starving people reach this point where they no longer want to eat gruel, and now want a meal with spices or just…


  • Sort of Not My Business — About Abortion

    I am aware at this stage of my life that I will never have an abortion. At her age, I’m pretty certain my wife won’t either. As Congress considers limiting…


  • Questions For The Next Presidential Candidate

    Skipping ahead to 2019, assuming we make it that far, and taking into account the lessons of the present administration, here’s what I think we should be asking: 1) Who…


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