Photo by Charles Deloye Columbia President Minouche Shafik was in front of the congressional leadership over- seeing antisemitism on...

For those of you who aren’t aware of the Office of Senior Warden of the Vestry at the Episcopal Academy, the Vestry works with me to plan...

As human beings it is in our nature to be curious about the back story of people and history.  It is why memoirs are so popular to show...

Photo by Brett Jordan I tuned in to the press conference given my Trump and Johnson to see how many lies were told. It is why a fact...

There seems to be a Hall of Fame for many different aspects of life. We usually associate a Hall of Fame with the world of sports. The...

Recently I was part of a very important experience where the large crowd of some 600 or so were either from The Episcopal Academy or some...

Metis is a Greek word for intuition, wisdom, and a sense of what is going on around you that is not dependent on the words that you hear....

Antisemitism has always been a latent part of our culture. It is a terrible thing that Jewish people have been fighting against and...

We are amid Holy Week beginning with Jesus’ triumphant entrance into Jerusalem, a celebration of the first eucharist on Holy Thursday,...

Photo by Aaron Burden Homily at the Memorial Service for William Mudd Walker III Episcopal Academy, ’89 and Princeton, ‘93 The Reverend...

Jason Kelce’s Retirement Address was regarded by some in and beyond the sports community as the best address ever given in Philadelphia...

I remember as a child told not to point a finger at someone else to blame as there are three fingers pointing back at you meaning that...