In preparing to be on the panel for SpokaneFAVS conversation on Saturday regarding the Me Too movement, or Time’s Up…I am filled with trepidation. There is so much anger, even rage, and I feel it in myself. There is so much judgment, and I feel it in myself. These are not incorrect to the circumstances, but they are uncomfortable, even …

This media culture today feels like that sibling warning, “watch out, it’s not safe.”

This week's question comes on the heals of Thanksgiving: What pieces of advice would you pass on to the next generation as they establish their own Thanksgiving (holiday) traditions?

You might be deemed foolish by friends or acquaintances if you say you “pray.”  But what do they know of how I “pray,” how you “pray?”  There are too many stereotypes and distortions about praying and they may not be what I mean at all when I say I “pray.”

We can consider “what is wrong with kids today” until we are blue in the face. That’s just not good enough.

It matters who sits in the seats of power, yes it does. And the man in the seat of authority for the Roman Catholic communion is a man of grace and compassion. We never expected a man like Pope Francis in our house.