I don’t celebrate the day when a lost person accidentally stumbled upon a land that was inhabited by others. I don’t celebrate the genocide that…
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I don’t celebrate the day when a lost person accidentally stumbled upon a land that was inhabited by others. I don’t celebrate the genocide that…
Leave a Comment*Note: This by no means a comprehensive treatment of the question of violence in the Scripture. These mental ramblings are simply meant to inspire thoughtful…
Leave a CommentIt’s not often that I sit down to write without thinking long and hard about the topic. I can spend weeks developing a theme to…
6 CommentsOff the Path: An Anthology of 21st Century Montana American Indian Writers, Vol. 1, Ed. Adrian L. Jawort, 2014, Off the Pass Press LLC, Billings,…
2 CommentsEveryone likes a good story. We grow up with Aesop and Little Red Riding Hood. Stories that contain some kind of moral. There are the…
Leave a CommentAs I was going through some old material I happened upon this piece that I had submitted to the NY Times in January 2013. During…
Leave a CommentThis morning as I sat in contemplation, I began to think of the choices that people make during their lives. In the tradition that I…
Leave a CommentThis is what I had the honor to share at my mother-in-law’s Memorial Service on Saturday. We’re here today to celebrate the life of Irene…
2 CommentsHappy Imbolc! This is the day that our Gaelic forebears celebrated as the turn from deepest winter to the beginning of spring. In the U.S.…
Leave a CommentI was going back through some old posts. I came upon this one from one of my Musings on Wednesday posts. Originally posted in October…
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