Jodie Foster directs George Clooney and Julia Roberts in a potent indictment of our economic system that has decimated the middle class, increased the number of poor and made a handful obscenely rich.
At their next General Synod on June 9th, the Scottish Episcopal Church will vote on a proposal to allow clergy to preside at same-sex marriages.
From a legal point of view, it’s best not to put some things in writing. The same may be true from a loving point of view as well.
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