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I Am a Survivor By | January 31, 2021
Homily for the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of the Unborn

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A Cat-Scratched Hero By | January 29, 2021
“Good Lord, Son, what happened to yo’ face? It looks like a roadmap.”


Robert E. Lee was a great American who should not be forgotten

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The Hand On My Shoulder By | January 18, 2021
God’s loving hand on His children’s shoulders always provides courage, strength, and determination to do whatever must be done

Yes, My Son By | January 8, 2021
“Son, take my advice: Live as best possible according to God’s will, pray without cease, and His answer will be: ‘Yes, My son.’”

Is the quest to find meaning in life like trying to nail fog to the wall?

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The Hardest Part By | December 28, 2020
During my teaching career, my New Year’s resolution was to teach students what Jaybird taught me. When facing difficult tasks, do this first: the hardest part

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Bawl, Boy, Bawl By | December 21, 2020
“To the Lord, the voices of His children lifted in praise and joy are beautiful, no matter how they sound to others, so keep doing what Smith said you do: Bawl, boy, bawl.”


On The Inside By | December 11, 2020
She was beautiful where it really counts: on the inside.

And if you want to see and hear Peter Jackson's "Ring Cycle" at its best, these new 4K versions are definitely the way to go

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White Christmas By | December 9, 2020
United States Navy Band


Thou Art By | November 30, 2020
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil … Thou art with me….

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Another Day at the Office By | November 20, 2020
Log another day at the office with Miss Blue

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THANKSGIVING By | November 13, 2020
Many things have changed since that first act of Thanksgiving. For one, America is now blessed with abundance, but it would be a mistake to take this for granted. This year, then, as we observe our national day of Thanksgiving, let's all take a mom

I closed my eyes, bowed my head, and made a confession to myself and to the God who made that little boy and me: I take too much for granted; I’m not thankful enough.

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Adieu, Mr. Lu By | November 2, 2020
That demon claimed Mr. Lu. Not long after he was last seen, duck hunters found his body floating in the slough, with several quarts of Falstaff in the deep pockets of his coat. He died alone, but not forgotten by those of us who knew him. He was a ch

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Memories are Made of This By | October 25, 2020
What is it, then, that memories are made of? From what these folks stated so well, the answer is LIFE. And how can we live life to its fullest? One of these seniors had the perfect answer, “Do not waste a moment of it.”

The challenge was great; the God-given courage, greater

A cowboy who stood up for our country

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The Good Old Days By | October 20, 2020
“Live each day as you would wish you had lived if you were dying”

I realized that acts of love and kindness, however small, are never wasted, and in due time are reciprocated, not just between people, but also between people and animals


Discouragement is the death of attitude, and as Jaybird always said: Positive attitudes achieve positive outcomes

In the Delta, Thaddo Rathbone was known as a “tush hog” — a term applied only to the meanest of the mean

Paramount says the original film was in such lousy condition that they had to reassemble and restore and remaster it for this release