When people see a newborn for the first time it is almost inevitable that there is a lot of “oohing” and “aahing.” This week the church interrupts … Read More
Author Archives: Jeff Kurowski
Trust that the seed will sprout
Sr. Sophie had been Claire’s high school literature teacher so it was only logical that she would be one of the first people Claire would call to … Read More
We are free to love or not to love
When a book sells more than 12 million copies and has been translated into 24 languages, chances are it merits our time and attention. The book is … Read More
Preparing a place for Jesus
“Go into the city and a man will meet you, carrying a jar of water.” That’s all. We’re told nothing more about this man. Apparently, his work … Read More
Lessons about God from a tree
There is a tree at the Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago that stands right on the shore close to large boulders. The tree has a special … Read More
St. Mary Catholic grad heeds Mom’s advice
NEENAH — Noah Johnson set a goal when he started at St. Mary Catholic High School in the fall of 2014. He wanted his achievements to allow … Read More
Deadpool 2
NEW YORK — A second helping of excessively violent action with a side of foul-mouthed sarcasm is on offer in “Deadpool 2” (Fox), director David Leitch’s follow-up … Read More
Book Club
NEW YORK — “Can we please stop saying sex?” a character asks in the ensemble romantic comedy “Book Club” (Paramount). The answer, in a word, is no. … Read More
Church mediates Nicaraguan talks; bishop urges Ortega to change tactics
MEXICO CITY — A Nicaraguan bishop urged the country’s embattled president to “reconsider” his repression tactics as the country convulses with protests against corruption and authoritarian rule … Read More
Find peace through forgiveness
“Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them … whose sins you retain are retained.” Donna had been violated and she couldn’t forget; no, she wouldn’t forget. She … Read More
