
22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time: Just Do It
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. It’s one of the most basic and rudimentary rules for being a creative artist: You have to do it. I can’t be a writer based on all the great […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. It’s one of the most basic and rudimentary rules for being a creative artist: You have to do it. I can’t be a writer based on all the great […]
Luke Cage is perhaps one of the more difficult characters to bring to the screen. From his first appearance in 1972 as a blaxploitation-style hero-for-hire to his modern comic-book persona as a more grounded family […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. As a result of this, many of his disciples returned to their former way of life and no longer accompanied him. Jesus then said to the Twelve, “Do […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. It’s the time of year when the Gardening Geeks know abundance. We give vegetables to our friends, our local food pantry, we freeze some for later, and we still […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. Screenwriting coaches recommend breaking a story into “beats” — moments within the narrative arc which mark the rising and falling of dramatic tension. At the end of the second […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. One of the more consistent rules of visiting a mystical, supernatural realm is, be careful what you eat. In Greek mythology, Persephone ate some food from the Underworld […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. I’m probably showing my age here when I admit that I was almost thirty when the first Harry Potter book was published. In the midst of reading this delightfully […]
Click Here For This Week’s Readings. In the Ancient World, gods were a dime-a-dozen. Some people had their favorites but for the most part, folks were not very picky about which gods they worshipped on […]
Click Here for This Week’s Readings. “Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the War Room!” Fans of Peter Sellers and/or Stanley Kubrick will recognize the line from the classic Cold-War comedy Dr. […]
Click Here for This Week’s Readings You can thank, or maybe blame, Joseph Campbell and George Lucas for popularizing the concept, but it seems like every story these days has to be about the “Hero’s […]
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