Monthly Archives: June 2010

We hit it pretty hard this week. We read about it in class, discussed it, visited Oskar Shindler’s grave (I left a stone) then capped it all off with a visit to the complex at Yad Vashem, the Israel Holocaust complex. Its a sobering place, although I confess there wasn’t much new information. I feel […]

The House of Bread. Something about it invokes a thousand memories of home. Millions of Christmas cookies, nativities, concerts, cold evenings by blazing fires, Luke reenactments, snowball fights, temporary lulls in violence and conflict around the world and communities that somehow seem more at peace. There is no way any location on earth could live […]