The intermixing of the Church and art flourishes in San Miguel today in our dancing, music, fiestas, processions and other artistic expressions.continue reading Aesthetics and Faith: San Miguel’s Art History

Why dancing with another lad is far too reminiscent of swimming with one very racist dolphin – oddly muscular with too many teeth!continue reading Dancing With Racist Dolphins

Triduum is three days that are one, the notion of combining three days into a single day for timing purposes and used extensively at Easter and other times.continue reading Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

When vets came down after World War 2 to get their degrees in art and shook congress’ moral compass, with humor and flair, is now at the Shelter Theater.continue reading Vets, Lucy and Other Funny Folks

The indigenous, in those pre-Weather channel days, used a complicated system based on January to predict the weather for the upcoming year. continue reading January’s Weather Year Long

In mass, you sit, stand, kneel, and genuflect leading to the long-standing joke you really ought to stretch and warm up before heading to mass.continue reading The Posture of Prayer

Closing a charity because success has been achieved is not a bad thing. Look closely where your donations and time are going. continue reading NGOs Closing – For Good?

There is a legend of an easily distracted fourth king bringing jewels he unwisely loses on his royal rendezvous with the other kings.continue reading The Fourth Wise Man

What’s your price? A question that is answered differently for all at different times of your life, but always gets an answer.continue reading What’s Your Price?

Today on tour I encountered two of the most interesting young women of the last century with vastly different approaches to life, and death.continue reading Alison and Kim