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September 4For many years, our religious community was best known in the United States as half of a college sports parody comparing the worst teams to the Little Sisters of the Poor.Read More
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Hurricane Katrina 2005 Memories ... missing my brother then and now ... hope for New Orleans and allAugust 29
As we are currently in the midst of the serious part of hurricane season, I'm drawn back to tough memories of Hurricane Katrina, whose 20th anniversary will be coming up on August 29, 2025.Read More -
August 7
Perhaps in its ideal form, innocence might be described as a human heart stripped of ego and lust, something akin to what James Joyce describes in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man when his hero, young Steven, sees a half-naked girl on a beach and instead of being moved by sexual desire is moved only by an overwhelming wonder and admiration.Read More -
July 10
As we celebrate, honor and pray for our new holy pontiff, Pope Leo XIV – who has cool Louisiana familial connections and who is calling all if us to be a missionaries in our own states of life, I can't help but recall some Eucharistic missionary experiences I've had in the past.Read More -
June 26
What do you do when a wound or a loss leaves you hopelessly disconsolate and there’s nothing you can do to amend the situation?Read More
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