By John De Gano
I am in my second childhood.
That’s what my fellow staff members initially thought this summer when I began tearing up newspapers and dipping them in watered down glue before affixing them to the outside of a plastic bag-covered coffee can.
By Deacon John DeGano
The other day Cheryl and I caught the Disney movie, Tomorrowland, at the local cheap theater.
This may come as a shock to some who know me, because I usually am a pretty discriminating movie viewer; setting the bar pretty high when it comes to what I will pay full price for and what I deem not worthy of even a couple of bucks… (I’ve been burned before!).
By Deacon John Degano
Not to sound like a broken record, but…
Peter, writing in his first letter, challenged the faithful to live the truth, putting their faith into concrete words:
“Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope” – 1 Peter 3:15
By Deacon John Degano
“And Jesus wept...”
These three words comprise the shortest sentence in the Bible and yet they are some of the most powerful words recorded.
By Deacon John De Gano
In response to Pope Francis’ now famous ‘smell of the sheep’ comment, I went up a mountain in the wee hours of Easter morning hoping for a spiritual encounter with the Living God through those participating in the annual Easter Sunrise Service on Mt. Rubidoux.
