Tomorrow is Independence Day which celebrates our autonomy as a nation. Record travel numbers both on land and in the air have been...

Let’s shine the light of ethics on the recent decision to release Bill Cosby from prison. The first ethical consideration is “due...

There is a story of two young fish swimming along, and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and...

The song, “Sounds of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkel transports me immediately to a time of great decision making. I have had mentors but...

I posted a blog on President Biden and whether he should receive the eucharist or not. Today in the Inquirer 6/25/2021 there was a debate...

When I took classes at the Theological Union at the University of California at Berkeley, I had the opportunity to go to the spot at one...

I had summer duty during two summers as priest in charge in a parish on Peake’s Island, Maine, off the coast of Portland. We were...

Recently the Roman Catholic Bishops in America have questioned the right of public figures that support the women’s right to choose to...

I had recent conversations with a physician whose generic response to my questions was, “Remember we talked about that. There was so much...

The title by Chad Lassiter’s article is “White People Should Celebrate Juneteenth, Too” in the June 18, 2021 edition of the Philadelphia...

Morgan Stanley announced earlier this week that workers would be required to return to the office by September or else be fired. I want...

I had assigned an essay in ethics class for students to write about what they viewed as success in life and how that related to working...