The Pieta: A Lesson About Unexpected Grace
Debi Vinnedge
April 30, AD2016
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I stared at the prayer booklet before me, shaking my head in a negative sway. No way, I told myself. There is no way I
Oh What A Tangled Web They Weave
Debi Vinnedge
April 22, AD2013
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The homicide of Terri Schindler-Schiavo, Part II In last month’s article, we read how the legal system condemned an innocent, disabled woman to suffer a
The Homicide of Terri Schindler-Schiavo
Debi Vinnedge
March 25, AD2013
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“Why Have You Forsaken Me?” As Holy Week begins and we reflect on the passion of Jesus Christ, it is especially appropriate to remember another person who eight
Exercising Good Judgment
Debi Vinnedge
February 25, AD2013
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If we listen to the world which tells us that in order to be good Christians we must be “tolerant” of others no matter what
What\’s in A Word?
Debi Vinnedge
January 17, AD2013
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We are such a gracious and polite society. When someone sneezes, we are so quick to say, “God bless you!” And when a person extends