Author Archives: frjosephhuneycutt

From TheDay.com New London – “We’ve called an emergency medical team,” announced an emissary from where the bride sat with her right hand raised high, her third finger swollen from trying vainly to transfer her wedding band to her left … Continue reading →

My brother is seven years younger than me. When we were kids, I thought he was Jesus. No, he didn’t sport the beard and hair. Actually, he had a shining cotton top. He was quiet. And, most importantly, he never … Continue reading →

For many Christians today marks the Feast of St Elias the Tishbite. In fact, especially in light of the war in the Middle East, honourable memory of the Prophet Elias (or Elijah) is also kept by Jews, Muslims, and Druze. … Continue reading →

I realize that the following comments are controversial. But as I serve a parish filled with Syrian, Lebanese, and Palestinian Christians, I, for one, am glad to hear something other than Unanimous Talking Points on the current conflict in the … Continue reading →

Y’all? I … * * sigh * * I don’t want to say that I’m speechless — because, then, obviously I wouldn’t be. If I said I was, that is. I’m not. Speechless. That is. Not only that, but I … Continue reading →