YOM KIPPUR – 2014
At Yiskor—we say Rest in Peace. That’s the last thing I want from my ever-increasing crowd of beloved dead. I want them down there or
At Yiskor—we say Rest in Peace. That’s the last thing I want from my ever-increasing crowd of beloved dead. I want them down there or
Ague, acne, carcinoma, Anthrax, boils, granuloma Botulism lues, cystitis Beri-beri, blepheritis. Dandruff, diabetes, coma, Chancre, shingles, melanoma, Atalectesis, arthritis, Alzheimer’s and dermatitis. Creutfield-Jacobs, diarrhea, Cholera
The two kinds of geography intersect imperfectly. The objective geography lies down meekly on maps and charts, even when those maps detail impassable mountains and
Back in May, I was reading the portions of the Yiskor service where we were saying the prayers for the dead, the souls of people
Rabbi Jamie will talk about love. The word friend comes from a Sanskrit root meaning free. Next week I will show how they mesh. In
Johny Ramos, who went to the school for the deaf in St.Augustine, was inducted by mistake into the service during the Vietnam War. Since he
College kids were rioting in those days, so the kids at Gallaudet, the world’s only college for the deaf, decided they needed to be part
“Pete Castle” was away from home, and going into freshman year at a community college in Denver. College for him, was a completely new cultural
I finished my spinning and weaving project, and you should see me in my new tunic. I took me a year to spin and weave