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Category: Hope

Blessed Dryuary – Again
Commentary/Opinion, Hope

Blessed Dryuary – Again

Seven years ago during Christmas, our daughter Alex shared her upcoming new-year endeavor : “Dryuary.” I had never heard the … Continue reading Blessed Dryuary – Again

Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown
Hope, Jazz

Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown

I was almost four years old when the CBS network debuted A Charlie Brown Christmas on December 9, 1965. From the living … Continue reading Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown

Bluebonnets – Life and Beauty in the Face of Adversity
Commentary/Opinion, Hope

Bluebonnets – Life and Beauty in the Face of Adversity

Published in the Austin American-Statesman on May 29, 2022. What would you do if you won a beautiful handmade bluebonnet … Continue reading Bluebonnets – Life and Beauty in the Face of Adversity

What I Learned from César Chávez; Reflections on His Holiday
Commentary/Opinion, Guest Post, Hope, Inequality

What I Learned from César Chávez; Reflections on His Holiday

GUEST POST by Rev. James C. Harrington. My colleague and collaborator is an Episcopal priest and human rights attorney, and … Continue reading What I Learned from César Chávez; Reflections on His Holiday

John Coltrane – A Love Supreme
Hope, Music

John Coltrane – A Love Supreme

John Coltrane – (September 23, 1926 – July 17, 1967) John Coltrane released his masterpiece A Love Supreme in February … Continue reading John Coltrane – A Love Supreme

The Code Breaker – Book Review
Book Reviews, Hope, Inequality

The Code Breaker – Book Review

I’ve been posting book reviews on the themes of egalitarianism, common good, and restorative justice since 2014. Click on the … Continue reading The Code Breaker – Book Review

Renewal in the Garden and Elsewhere
Commentary/Opinion, Hope

Renewal in the Garden and Elsewhere

The snowpocalypse that hit Austin, Texas and its environs this past February claimed lives, damaged a number of homes and … Continue reading Renewal in the Garden and Elsewhere

John Lewis, Crossing the Bridge, Then and Now
Commentary/Opinion, Hope

John Lewis, Crossing the Bridge, Then and Now

A version of this article has been printed in the Austin American-Statesman and a handful of Texas newspapers on their … Continue reading John Lewis, Crossing the Bridge, Then and Now

Grace Versus Merit
Book Reviews, Hope, Inequality

Grace Versus Merit

I’ve been posting book reviews on the themes of egalitarianism, common good, and restorative justice since 2014. Click on the … Continue reading Grace Versus Merit

Still Better Than Church
Hope, Restorative Justice

Still Better Than Church

The women file past me into the room. They all wear the same bland prison whites, a pullover top matched to loose pants with an elastic waistband. Most … Continue reading Still Better Than Church

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