In the beginning of what became the COVID-19 pandemic, as we experienced an increasing number of closures, cancellations and changed plans, people often expressed…
When I worked in Hong Kong, several family and friends came to visit. Not so many have come to Cambodia, partly because many perceive…
In Cambodia, in addition to leading the Maryknoll Deaf Development Programme, I am also the pastor of the English-speaking parish in Phnom Penh. Our…
For most of us, it is rather obvious that people in other countries do some things differently from the way we do them in…
A year ago the COVID-19 situation in the United States was becoming more and more dire. Infections were spreading geographically and increasing numerically. At…
Feudalism still survives. In 1555 the treaty called the Peace of Augsburg ended various religious conflicts that had erupted in the Germanic states after…
Two events in the past weeks gave me pause for reflection. The first was the death of Bishop Yves Ramousse who was bishop in…
Christmas for the English-speaking Catholics in Cambodia was different this year as it was in most places in the world. Cambodia had its first…
Human beings around the world experience the same basic life events. The sequence, the length, the impact of events may vary, but most of…
The central notion of a pandemic is that a disease affects all or most nations around the world. Individual countries can be affected in…