Hi all, In recent weeks At God’s Table has received donations from two people (companies?) that I can’t identify. I want to send tax donor letters at the end of the year, but I don’t know who made the donations. If it was you, please let me know. The first is from “donation to at…
The Azure Window, Gozo, Malta – collapsed The famous waterfall near Irazu volcano, Costa Rica, destroyed in earthquake On the way up, before it was finished. The Freedom Tower, NYC I am lucky to have taken these, to have been in the right place at the right time. But isn’t that the secret to life?
For all of you who prayed so diligently about my latest grandson, here’s his smiling face at 2 months. Thank you again. He is doing fine. The big test will be at 6 months when they stop the seizure medication.
Rosanne and I recently completed a Mediterranean cruise with Seabourn. I was the guest lecturer (good thing, as otherwise we could never afford this). I took a lot of photos, as usual. Here are some from Elba and Portovenere, places we had never been. I didn’t expect to see a church like this on Elba….
My son, Michael, writes: Yesterday Malaki turned one month old, and it feels like he is turning the corner. Thank you to everyone who kept him, my wife and I in your prayers! We believe he will make a full recovery in time, God is good. Here are some photos:
We will look at two rather short books by the same important author, Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik. The first is his analysis of the circumstances of a person of faith: The Lonely Man of Faith Here is the purchase link. It is just over 100 pages and quite easy to read. If you prefer not…
Some mornings are just impossible to describe.
Well, we are back in Parma. Frankly, it’s so nice to be here. Here are a couple of shots of the street on Saturday afternoon. You will notice it isn’t like anywhere in the USA. Of course, this is Italy in August. Everyone is on vacation–not a good time to come as a tourist since…
