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  • Feed Animals in the Zoo

    Just a perfect day.

    → 5:16 PM, May 4
  • David French

    According to this narrative, the Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. Wade in 1973 was the seminal domestic event that inspired Christian conservatism. It represented a deadly corruption of our Constitution in service of a culture of sexual convenience in which human life was subordinate to sexual pleasure.

    The response of the Christian right was both political and personal. That approach could be boiled down to a single sentence: Elect people of good personal character who will defend human life and religious liberty.

    We went on that trip, and all we got was this lousy Trump.

    → 7:21 PM, Apr 30
  • Willie

    Happy Birthday to this fine fellow.

    → 2:50 PM, Apr 29
  • None Better

    Auto-generated description: A person, likely portrayed in black and white, is looking upward with a serious expression. Auto-generated description: A woman is captured in a black-and-white image, looking off to the side with a thoughtful expression, and wearing a headscarf.

    → 10:00 PM, Apr 28
  • "They Come Up to Me and Say, ‘Sir, Everyone Respects You, Sir.’"

    → 11:43 AM, Apr 28
  • God Bless Alejandro Escovedo

    Velvet Guitar

    → 3:54 PM, Apr 26
  • St. Fiacre of the Oregano (and Parsley and Nasturtiums)

    Auto-generated description: A stone statue of a bearded monk holding a rabbit and shovel stands amidst lush greenery and plants.
    → 2:13 PM, Apr 24
  • I’m sorry; what?

    → 2:33 PM, Apr 22
  • Easter in Brooklyn

    St. John’s Park Slope: wonderful! Alleluia! The Lord is risen!

    → 11:04 AM, Apr 20
  • Beauty now begins the final movement

    Malcolm Guite:

    The Anointing at Bethany

    Come close with Mary, Martha, Lazarus  
    So close the candles flare with their soft breath  
    And kindle heart and soul to flame within us  
    Lit by these mysteries of life and death.  
    For beauty now begins the final movement  
    In quietness and intimate encounter  
    The alabaster jar of precious ointment  
    Is broken open for the world’s true lover,  
    
    The whole room richly fills to feast the senses
    With all the yearning such a fragrance brings, 
    The heart is mourning but the spirit dances, 
    Here at the very centre of all things, 
    Here at the meeting place of love and loss 
    We all foresee, and see beyond the cross.
    
    → 1:20 PM, Apr 16
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