Commentary

Do you find yourself dreading holiday seasons like Christmas because you don’t want your grieving memories to “ruin” the holiday? If I may be so bold: consider an alternative way of dealing with your grief this Christmas.

This column is about our president and why people of faith – any faith – should not support Donald Trump.

We must set the example by rebuilding trust in ourselves, the world, and people and communities around us.

Americans have always had an intimate and often tense relationship with whom they disagree.

If we review these facts without considering our own party affiliation, and be brutally honest with our findings, could a large majority of American citizens feel confident that justice is being served? I fear not and that brings me to the new, proposed Constitutional amendment.

In today's society, when friendships or business relationships go sour, it is much more likely that one will simply “move on” than that a person will expend the energy needed to repair a broken relationship.