Skin in the Game
I've written about an old and very close friend, Joe Mahoney, in this space before. Joe died in an automobile accident on Christmas Eve.
I've written about an old and very close friend, Joe Mahoney, in this space before. Joe died in an automobile accident on Christmas Eve.
My husband and I recently got deep into ancient nutrition: bone broth, soaked grains, organ meats. Each new method to food prep feels like an initiation.
Small-town saints challenge us to rethink our approach to success.
"Breathes there the man, with soul so dead, / Who never to himself hath said, / This is my own, my native land!" - Sir Walter Scott
Your time on earth is fixed, and constantly diminishing — take life and death seriously.
Solzhenitsyn famously defined the principal trait of the twentieth century in four words: "Men have forgotten God."
Our world would be unthinkable without the Bible and its interpreters.
"If I have to choose between my feelings or experiences and the Bible," I heard someone say recently, "it's impossible for me to choose the Bible."
The spirit of the craft, which should supply our primary approach and practice of human work, has bowed to the god of profit.
Some suggest we live in the end times as prophesized in the Book of Apocalypse. Way back in 1978, Pope John Paul II famously suggested: