On May 3 we met a sage and a big red dog. Today we’ll meet a couple of squirrels and foxes. We’ll also continue our conversation with an old Chinese gentleman, and hear his thoughts about the power of li, or ritual. This is the second installment in our four-part Confucius series.

By Rev. Craig Moro

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Confucius, the Public Broadcasting System, Unitarian Universalist principles, and a big
red dog: what do all of these have to do with each other? Come join us this morning to
find out! (First of a four-part series)

By Rev. Craig Moro

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Have you heard that famous story about the people in Heaven and the people in Hell both
trying to eat their food using some very long spoons? Every minister in the
world—except me—has told that story at some point. Today I’ll finally take my turn
while also exploring some amazing imagery from the Qur’an that adds a new dimension
to our notion of future joy or future misery.

By Rev. Craig Moro

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Hot weather, cold weather, economic crises, and unfamiliar viruses can sometimes drive
us indoors and into very close quarters with each other for an uncertain amount of time.
Jean-Paul Sartre’s play No Exit depicts Hell as a studio apartment where people must live
together forever. Long before forever is over, one of them shouts out that “Hell is other
people!” There must be an alternative ending! Let’s explore some alternatives today.

By Rev. Craig Moro

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