Author Archives: Richard Guzman
Someone Overuses a Pager
In memory of the old, old days before smart phones. Do pagers even exist anymore? Not to speak directly to you, or to do so, is to choose Between the fear of the distant and the fear of the … Continue reading
Pentecost Means No “Supremacies”
We celebrate the Church’s “birth” on Pentecost Sunday, the day the promised Holy Spirit arrived. This year we celebrated on May 20th, a Sunday where at my church—one of the most diverse in America—its large Filipino group took charge of … Continue reading
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Tagged James Baldwin, male supremacy, Pentecost, The Philippines, white supremacy
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We Ignore Our Neighbor’s Potential At Our Own Peril
At the last event Emmanuel House held as Emmanuel House—an April 2018 Gala at Aquaviva Winery—my son Rick Guzman gave what I thought was his best speech ever. In 2016 Emmanuel House was named one of the “Top 100 Most … Continue reading