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The College of Cardinals of the Catholic Church has begun the conclave in Rome to elect the next pope. At this writing, the first vote has already been taken (without producing a replacement for the recently deceased Pope Francis), and by the time this column is published, the second vote will have been completed as well. Whether or not the conclave will have chosen a new pope before my column appears in print, it is worth considering what the church – and the world – needs in the next pontiff.
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Since the ground has been wet from all of the rain I took on a new hobby of pulling up, and counting, all of the big weeds in the front yard.
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(From Mic Drop Politics) Democrat Illinois Governor JB Pritzker unleashed a shocking tirade during his keynote address at the New Hampshire Democratic Party’s McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner.
Read moreRecently my elderly wife and I were discussing when old age officially begins. I asked, “How old does a person have to be to be considered old?”
Read moreThe Oklahoma House passed several education bills recently that ban cell phones in schools, restrict virtual days, expand math supports for students, give students with disabilities access to schools that best fit their needs, and address teacher pay and retention, among others. Many of the bills now go to the governor for final consideration.
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