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Getting from Here to There: It’s more than transportation – It’s about the common good, or bad!
Three recent events – so different – that I hesitate to group them – caused me to think about something we often times take for granted and don’t think about how it links us all together – for good or for ill – transportation and specifically public transportation. The three dissimilar and non-equivalent events – – the fatal tragic accident on Metro-North outside of NYC; the 15 minute lateness of a personal trainer for her session at the gym and my moving only a few miles from behind Columbia University to in front of Grand Central. The commuter train accident: Lives were lost in an instant in a tragic accident. …
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On This Week’s JustLove Hear About Developing Affordable Housing Options: Large & Small
On JustLove Msgr. Sullivan speaks with Carmen Guidi, Founder of Second Wind Cottages and Community Faith Partners. Also on the show is Greg Maher, Executive Director of the Leviticus Fund. Maher and Monsignor discuss the issue of affordable housing.
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Check Out JustLove to Hear From Pro Football Players Giving Back
Msgr. Sullivan will be speaking with Reginald “Reggie” Grant, former New York Jets player about being a speaker, author and consultant in ESL and Bilingual Education. Msgr. Sullivan also interviews Jeffrey Faine, former player for University of Notre Dame, Cleveland Browns and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers about how The Faine House is preventing homelessness among former foster youth.
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Tune In to JustLove to Hear About Feeding Our Neighbors Volunteers and Handling Food Waste
Msgr. Sullivan will be speaking with Walter Martin, one of our Feeding Our Neighbors volunteers, about digitally improving food pantries. Also on the show is Tristram Stuart, Founder of Feedback. Msgr. and Tristam will be discussing food waste.
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The Lord’s Prayer For Debby’s Family & Friends
Our Father – who art in heaven Dad, why did you take our sister Debby to you in heaven so soon? Give her back. We still need and want her for awhile longer. You’ll get her for all eternity. Hallowed by thy name O.K. if you say so, but I’m not feeling much like “holying” your name these days. Thy kingdom come I know I should be glad your kingdom has come for Debby – and, if you push me I guess I am. But, Father, I’m hurting that she and your kingdom seem so far away. And we really didn’t even get to say a proper good-bye. God, you really could…