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Mary Sheila O'Handley's avatar

The Little Pink Back Pack how precious. I was a little girl also when my father was killed in a coal mining accident, there is no grieve like it, ever time you see a father, even just a man you grieve for what was and could have been. In time may the memory of her father be a blessing.

Carol Stanton (FL)'s avatar

Thank you! There are times and events into which no "comfort" can enter.... we all need to be radically uncomfortable, discomfitted....shaken to our core. The great temptation of this moment is to grow numb.

G Charles MacDonald's avatar

It boggles my mind that so much has happened and that it keeps getting worse, daily. However, the American people put up with it. Now, they are starting to go after the ICC Which I’ll suggest most Americans are ignorant about but, is an important World criminal organization. They have devastated the America justice system and now they’ll try to destroy the world’s. Hopefully, the free world won’t be as complacent as you Americans.

Victoria Cull's avatar

My new mantra: May every family know safety, dignity, and peace. Thank you Cameron.

Marisol Muñoz-Kiehne's avatar

Little pink backpacks

“THIS IS BLOOD,” written in chalk.

Maine, Iran, Gaza...

Maria Esther Moro-Garcia's avatar

Powerful! Thank you.🙏🏻🕊️

Marisol Muñoz-Kiehne's avatar

Young hurt/killed victims,

sad ‘collateral damage.’

Casualties mounting.

Maria Esther Moro-Garcia's avatar

Thank you, Reverend Cameron. Your words are very powerful, very moving. Your “almost daily” reflections remind us that we must open our eyes and our hearts to what is happening in this country. The reality is that ICE is harassing, detaining, and killing innocent people.

“When we choose not to understand, it becomes easier to hurt each other.”

Barbara Schwartzbach's avatar

Everything you write ✍️ speaks to my soul. Thank you 🙏

So much to ponder 🤔

Dan Weathersbee's avatar

Cameron, you nail it (Almost) every day, and I am so glad someone alerted me about that! You are outstanding in the way you perceive, respond and use faith tradition to reinforce, refresh your readers' ongoing attempts to better anchor in care for all by the just and humane. The consequences of corporate and personal disease portend disaster unless more can find words to speak and write, listen and respond more gracefully--as you do. Thank you!!

John Hopkins's avatar

Amen, Rev. Cameron.

Marie Seckar's avatar

registered for the conversation with Meg Wheatley but had an unexpected change in my schedule is there a way to view it.

Cameron, I just recently began your postings. All are right on and thought provoking with the reflection suggestions. We all need to be active in ways we can.