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December 19, 2011

A Weekend of Surprises and Not : Packers Lose, Colts Win and Kim Jong-Il Dies; Tebow finally Loses and Padre Steve keeps on Trucking…

Packed away Wow what a Sunday…. The Green Bay Packers who had not lost a game for a year lost to the lowly Kansas City Chiefs who had just fired their Head Coach on Monday. It is actually fascinating because … Continue reading →

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July 27, 2011

A Tuesday in DC: Lunch with a Dear Friend and a Night walk through the Monuments

Today was another good day, in fact really good day at the conference I am attending with the George Washington Institute for Spirituality and Health. At lunch I was able to spend some time with my former commanding officer at … Continue reading →

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July 24, 2011

Thoughts from a Sunday Night in DC: I had better Accommodations in Iraq

Today was one of those days that was well “just one of those days.” I am in Washington DC this week for a conference at the George Washington University Institute for Spirituality and Health. I am looking forward to the … Continue reading →

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March 5, 2011

A death, a Rain Delay and a Visit from Saint Pete

This is a continuation of the story that I started in “Meeting Jesus and the Team at 7-11: A Baseball Fantasy” and “A Ballgame with Saint Pete: The Confluence of Faith and Baseball.” I have edited this from when I originally … Continue reading →

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March 4, 2011

A Ball Game with Saint Pete: The confluence of Baseball and Faith

This is a re-written version of an article that I wrote last year and is part of my “Meeting Jesus and the Team at 7-11” series. The original; was written shortly after my dad died last summer. Today I revised … Continue reading →

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Filed under Baseball, Batlimore Orioles, christian life, faith, norfolk tides, Religion

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July 14, 2010

A Tangled Mass of Emotions: Dad, the Boss, an ICU Death and the All-Star Game

The Big “A” that I knew I am a mess the past day or so. Not that anything is bad or going wrong it is just that emotionally I am a mess. As I try to get back into normal … Continue reading →

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June 28, 2010

A Ball Game with Saint Pete

A week after I met Jesus and the team at 7-11 I found out that I was selected to be promoted to the rank of Commander in the Navy Chaplain Corps. While still in amazed wonderment about that meeting and … Continue reading →

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Filed under Baseball, Batlimore Orioles, christian life, faith, purely humorous, Religion

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April 23, 2010

Tides fall to Braves 8-3 Erbe gets Third Loss

Jeff Salazar seen on Tuesday hit his second home run in as many days After winning convincingly on Wednesday night the Norfolk Tides could not repeat and fell to the Gwinnett Braves 8-3 on a sunny spring afternoon at Harbor … Continue reading →

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April 5, 2010

Musings on Lent and Holy Week…The Recovery of Joy in Doing Theology and Living

This has been an interesting time. I began Lent with an actual desire to see some more spiritual progress in my life. By that I meant actually being able to slow down and take stock in order that I might … Continue reading →

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March 8, 2010

Padre Steve Gets Adolf the Kidney Stone Removed: Musings on Laser Lithotripsy

Adolf Von Grosse Schmertzen will see his last sunrise in the morning, or whatever he can view from where he is at in the ureter. Whatever, since he has stayed in his bunker and made my life miserable for the … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: gordon biersch

A Weekend of Surprises and Not : Packers Lose, Colts Win and Kim Jong-Il Dies; Tebow finally Loses and Padre Steve keeps on Trucking…

A Tuesday in DC: Lunch with a Dear Friend and a Night walk through the Monuments

Thoughts from a Sunday Night in DC: I had better Accommodations in Iraq

A death, a Rain Delay and a Visit from Saint Pete

A Ball Game with Saint Pete: The confluence of Baseball and Faith

A Tangled Mass of Emotions: Dad, the Boss, an ICU Death and the All-Star Game

A Ball Game with Saint Pete

Tides fall to Braves 8-3 Erbe gets Third Loss

Musings on Lent and Holy Week…The Recovery of Joy in Doing Theology and Living

Padre Steve Gets Adolf the Kidney Stone Removed: Musings on Laser Lithotripsy

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