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It’s Opening Day! An Ode to America’s Pastime

by Rev. Gerard Lessard, OP | Apr 3, 2017 | America, Culture, Family, Featured, Sports | 0 |

No graceful movement in ballet
Can equal a six-four-three double-play.

My Son, The Gorilla

by Deal Hudson | May 30, 2016 | Family, Featured, Friendship, Manners, Sports | 0 |

My Dad was no philosopher; he couldn’t explain to me what happened, or how he did it. Like the cowboy stars of old, he could only show, not tell. But I’m glad I eventually figured it out for myself, although it took me a long time. I should have know those father-son antics on the golf course had deeper soundings.

Dump PayPal and All Companies Opposed to Religious Liberty

by Rev. Kevin Bezner | Apr 6, 2016 | 2016 Election, America, Catholic Church, Conservatism, Culture, Economics, Ethics, Faith, Family, Featured, Marriage, Media, Politics, Science, Social Teaching, Spirituality, Sports, Theology | 3 |

These are battles you can win. You do not have to use PayPal in many cases. You do not have to drink Starbucks coffee. You do not have to watch or attend NFL or NBA games. You do not have to belong to the Democratic Party or vote for its candidates. Stop supporting them.

It’s Time for a New Brand of Football—Without Concussions

by Carl C. Curtis | Jan 6, 2016 | America, Featured, Movies, Sports | 0 |

But the question here is whether a tackle or linebacker who knows he cannot expect a five or ten minute rest each quarter hurl himself 100% on each play for the purpose of demolishing his opponents—or the destruction of himself through a series of concussions

The Sublime and Beautiful at Askernish

by Deal Hudson | Aug 23, 2015 | Culture, Featured, Friendship, Manners, Spirituality, Sports | 3 |

I’m on the verge of my fourth visit to the island of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides to...

Vinyl Lust and Hickory Golf — A Shared Passion

by Deal Hudson | Jul 26, 2015 | America, Conservatism, Culture, Featured, Manners, Psychology, Spirituality, Sports | 4 |

Here are two instances, and I’m sure there are others, where a group of enthusiasts have come to realize the new technology had lessened the pleasure it has promised to increase.

What If Bruce (Caitlyn) Jenner Commits Suicide?

by Elizabeth Pham | Jun 7, 2015 | America, Conservatism, Culture, Ethics, Faith, Family, Featured, Manners, Spirituality, Sports, Theology | 0 |

I’m not saying that conservative Christians don’t wish the best for Bruce Jenner. Undoubtedly, many do. But I fear if there was a suicide attempt many Christian conservatives would say, or think, “I told you so.”

Mark McGwire and Putting Trust in Man

by Mike Eisenbath | Apr 16, 2015 | America, Culture, Ethics, Featured, History, Manners, Sports | 0 |

I felt fooled and foolish. I liked Mark McGuire. I still do. I think he was a good man who made some really bad decisions. I’m sure he regrets them. He never asked to be the “savior of baseball.” Neither did Sammy Sosa, who also has been linked to steroids.

Governor Christie — Go to Green Bay!

by Deal Hudson | Jan 8, 2015 | Culture, Featured, Politics, Sports | 0 |

If Christie is the man I think he is, he will not only go to the game but will give Jones another, even bigger, hug if the Cowboys beat the Packers in what will be the most highly rated professional football game of the year.