This is my sermon for last week, July 29, 2007.
Some of the most powerful stories in our collective memory are love stories. Romeo and Juliet, Moulin Rouge, Sleeping Beauty, Anthony and Cleopatra, Pride and Prejudice, Cupid and Psyche, Hitch and everyone’s favorite green ogre Shrek are just a few examples from our collective memory. Inevitably, [...]
Tagged by Ginger, here’s the soundtrack to my life: (Shuffle your current playlist and write in the song names in the order of song reasons below.)
Opening Credits: Bastards of Young by The Replacements
Waking Up: Deed I Do by Diana Krall
First Day At School: In The Deep by Bird York
Making your new best friend: I Don’t [...]
A new executive order signed by George W. Bush gives the government the ability to seize and block property and material possessions of those who “Threaten stabilization efforts in Iraq.” This is defined as:
(B) undermining efforts to promote economic reconstruction and political reform in Iraq or to provide humanitarian assistance to the Iraqi people;
This [...]
This morning I traveled the commute from the DePaul dorm where I’m staying to the meeting hall of the Ekklesia Project wearing my iconic ipod headphones. This was less of a desire to hear some Roots, while walking and more of an opportunity to observe the reactions of my fellow Ep members. Yesterday, Kenneson described [...]
