Jesus learned to accept a Canaanite woman at his table and George Herbert learns that he belongs at that table. We can use them as models as we face refugees and immigrants.
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A Guest Worthy To Be Here
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Read Poems for Life w/o Boundaries
U. S. Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, in “Let Me Tell You What a Poem Brings,” holds up poetry as far superior to consumer society. A poem is “a way to attain a life without boundaries.”
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July 4th Picnic: America’s Jumbled Flavors
Just as immigrants have contributed to our food, so they have contributed to our language.