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Down in Deerfield Beach: Creating a cookie for a saint is not as far-fetched as it may seem. For baker Joseph Teresi and his customer Giacomo Piraino, it was a happy convergence of cuisine and faith. It is significant that they met on St. Joseph’s Day, March 19. Piraino dropped into Teresi’s bakery, Joseph’s Italian…

From today’s WSJ, a Catholic school getting the job done: High graduation rates are a constant at most Catholic schools, but St. Joseph’s is unique even within the parochial system: It is the only area Catholic school that has an "open enrollment policy," accepting "any child regardless of faith, academic ability or emotional stability." This…

Starting with this fascinating post by Ted Olson over at CT – on a recent encounter with Jehovah’s Witnesses: A couple of weeks ago, I answered a knock at the door and found two eager young evangelists. I was watching my young son at the time, and was unable to invite them in, but I…

Again, forgive me for not being able to blog about much except pop culture these days, but that’s just the way it is. So. WHO’S IN THE COFFIN? I didn’t start watching Lost until a few episodes into the first season when, I believe, Sandra Miesel’s kudos convinced me to look into it. The appeal…
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