While ICE Celebrates, Immigrants and Allies Grieve
CIMA calls for gathering to send message of disapproval Matthew 25:31-46 – “…I was a stranger and you welcomed me.” Zechariah 7:8-10 – Do not oppress the alien. Editor’s note: This is published […]
Category Archives: religion
Wrestling with Pilate’s Question
‘What is Truth?’ By Michael M. Barrick As I read scripture this morning, this passage from the Gospel of John led me to conclude that my primary daily challenge is […]
Black (Heart) Friday
Obsession with stuff that will become dust – like us – reveals our true priorities By Michael M. Barrick LENOIR, N.C. – Before this day is out, we will almost […]
Thanks Roy
Moore’s racist statement on 1965 Voting Rights Act offers a teachable moment By Art Sherwood and Michael M. Barrick Remember when the question “What Would Jesus Do (WWJD)” was trending? […]
Asheville Catholic Vicariate Issues Statement in Support of Immigrants
‘We Are Strangers No Longer’ asserts that Gospel requires that immigrants be welcomed ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The Asheville Vicariate Council of the Catholic Diocese of Charlotte has issued a Pastoral […]
‘Love is not enough’
Encountering a disturbing view of the Christian faith By Art Sherwood PATTERSON, N.C. – Last week was a wonderful week, celebrating the 241st birthday of the United States. It is […]
Soul Speak
A poem at Pentecost By Michael M. Barrick For Christians that follow a liturgical calendar, Pentecost is a commemoration of the beginning of the church, as read about in Acts […]
