Conversation with Theresa and Ed — Chapter 4
1954 picture of me with my parents at the time of my First Communion Background: To reiterate from my other recent blog posts, Theresa and Ed Wynne are my deceased […]
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CONVERSATION WITH THERESA AND ED — CHAPTER 3
Background: To reiterate from my previous blog posts, Theresa and Ed Wynne are my deceased parents. My father died in 1966 at the young age of fifty-six and my mother […]
read moreConversation with Theresa and Ed — Chapter 2
Mom and Dad’s wedding picture (1945) Background: To reiterate from my previous blog post, Theresa and Ed Wynne are my deceased parents. My father died in 1966 at the young […]
read more“Conversation with Theresa and Ed” (Mom & Dad)
Mom and Dad’s wedding picture (1945) Background: Theresa and Ed Wynne are my deceased parents. My father died in 1966 at the young age of fifty-six and my mother forty […]
read moreCurrent Crises in Education and Government
Ukraniak Protester By Anna Kolesnichenko, University of Vienna. Republished from Voxukraine Photo credit: Alexandra Gnatoush (Nessa), Flickr.
read moreBlack Madonna
The Power of the Black Madonna (Pope John Paul II with Black Madonna, September, 1995; Photo from larry’slibrary I chose Fr. Richard Rohr O.F.M.’s March 17, 2022 Meditation below for this […]
read moreMy Marketing Plan: Book Sales vs. “the Cause”
My memoir has been available for purchase now for three months so I am frequently asked “how’s the book going?” and for the most part the question really means “how […]
read moreMore on AMERICAN History
Central Park – The Pond (Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA) The following is an updated/edited excerpt from a response to a friend who gave me some reflections about […]
read moreA Reflection on Our Common AMERICAN History vis-à-vis Black History Month
February, 2022 — Black History Month Last week at an antiracism meeting I participated in, a presentation was made titled ‘Power Analysis’ based on Rev. Joseph Barndt’s ‘Understanding and Dismantling […]
read moreA Personal Reflection About Shunning
Shunning is a word that recently came to my mind since the memoir was published almost two months ago. Webster’s defines it as follows: “persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (someone […]
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