Around his navel this morning a halo, a red stipple Hopkins would love: “Glory be to God for dappled thin… It’s a gift from this woman
Aaron loves the show on television about antiques. Tonight they have a Grecian vase worth close to a million dollars. Aaron has stuff in the basement
Otis was once a monk who took no vows, was free to leave the abbey and eventually he did. I met him over chicken wings
A row of lilacs covered with a summer snow. Ten white butterflies. Donal Mahoney
The old priest who won’t retire despite his bishop’s hints rides his bike around the parish every day for exercise. He waves and smiles at everyone
Decades ago a small college out in the boondocks put Ambrose, a freshman, on a Greyhound Bus to attend a student convention in New York.
Jill’s assignment as a new reporter was to interview an old bell ringer standing next to a red kettle outside a Walmart. Her editor had told her the man has been ringing the bell every ...
I don’t see her often since she died but when I do it’s eerie over there at dawn or dusk.
How are things, Adolph? This is Brian, from NBC. Thanks for the interview. It will air in September if the network brings me back.
The tale’s a parable and it scares Bill more than any creepy clown hiding behind a tree
America had a choice November 8 between a devil they know and a devil they don’t. They chose
On holidays I hear from Paul, who’s 80 if a day, who may have won his war on poverty without help from his friends. He won’t accept a cent.
Ralph never planned on dying but when he did, he was swept away like a child’s kite blown astray. When he arrived at his destination… he heard angels singing, harps pla…
If I owned a magazine I’d publish folks who agree with me as long as they remained abstract,
It’s not the beach. It’s a lake of fire, if it’s there. That lake we heard about in
