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At this year's great Vigil of Easter, our congregation welcomed four new adult members: three women and one of their husbands.

According to Sister Mary Luke Jones, Protestant clergywomen come to Our Lady of Grace Mon­astery's retreats "with a deep thirst for community."

Woody Guthrie: American Radical, by Will Kaufman. I love musician biographies; Humphrey Carpenter’s of Benjamin Britten is the most fascinating book I’ve read in years. I also love Guthrie’s music--he’s so much funnier and sharper-edged than the earnest troubadours who mimicked him in the 60s--and I’ll read anything about politics.

For some reason, going to a funeral and gathering in a cemetery doesn't serve us as it once did. People find satisfaction in erecting crosses along the public way.

If federal policy met its goal of “zero tolerance” for people who cross the border illegally, the caseload in the Tucson federal courthouse would go from 200 a day to 1,000. Prisoners would need to be “processed” in groups of 40 instead of eight.

The term "summer reading" conjures up leisurely days immersed in fiction. I have a few items in that pile.

When we look at Mormon expansion in Africa, one pressing question demands attention: Why is the whole continent not already Mormon?