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Category Archives: Political
When is a line a box? The Obama dilemma.
A little over a year ago, President Obama drew a “red line” for the Syrian Assad regime. In remarks on August 20, 2012, he said, “We have been very clear to the Assad regime, but also to other players on … Continue reading
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Activist Archbishop, Stewardship & Limit Marriage Amendment
Two letters that arrived on the same day late last week presented a strange contrast. One was from our parish. The other was from the Archbishop.
Posted in Civil Rights, Common Good, Ethics, Political, Voting
Tagged Faith, LGBT, Marriageamendment
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Still talking about the debate
A different President Obama was back on the stump trail yesterday. Actually, it wasn’t a different Obama,it was the Obama we are used to seeing, not the one we watched Wednesday night. In Denver and, later, at the University of … Continue reading
Presidential Debate 2012 No. 1 – It’s History
Mitt Romney’s handlers beat President Obama’s handlers last night, and in doing so the first presidential debate of 2012 surprisingly went to Romney. It certainly wasn’t because of facts, details or candor, Romney wasn’t bothered with any of those things. … Continue reading
The Great Debate & the 2012 Presidential Debate
Tonight will be the 1st presidential debate of 2012. TV “mavens,” commentators and columnists have been saying that this could be a make-or-break event or a momentum-stopper or, it seems, whatever comes to mind; or an event of little consequence … Continue reading
Autumn of Content; Autumn of Discontent
“SEASON of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun; Conspiring with him how to load and bless With fruit the vines that round the thatch-eves run; … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Looking Ahead, Looking Back, People, Political, Writing
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The Good and the Sad
Yesterday’s blog was about the quiet, unceasing work of the Franciscan Sisters of Saint Paul, the hundreds of volunteers and thousands of contributors who over twenty years have helped well over 100 thousand immigrants, working poor and their children who … Continue reading
Notes on “Occupy Wall Street – 21 days into it
“Occupy Wall Street” began on September 17 as a protest speaking out about corporate greed and inequality. It consisted of a few hundred people in Zucotti Park near Wall Street. They painted protest signs and talked about how to proceed. … Continue reading
Beck and Mt Vernon – Tarnished memories
Everyone has cherished memories that you go back to occasionally for a certain comfort and reassurance. Mount Vernon, Washington, was one of those places and time in my life. It was a nice town, much like the one we moved … Continue reading
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Saint Paul votes – September 15
All the DFL endorsed candidates won! Coleman website.
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