The Feast of Hayes
1970 didn’t seem like that long ago in 1990. But 41 years have passed since my mom and dad decided (against the doctor’s wishes) to have me at the age…
A Deacon-to-be blogs Catholicism by Mike Hayes
1970 didn’t seem like that long ago in 1990. But 41 years have passed since my mom and dad decided (against the doctor’s wishes) to have me at the age…
My colleague Jim Merhaut plays in a band (who knew?) called JD Eicher & the Goodnights. Here’s their latest video which I really love. The social justice theme in this…
One of my only memories of seeing John Paul II was at World Youth Day in Toronto. At that point, he was well past his prime and his speech was…
So it’s been a busy week and a busier weekend. I spent the weekend on retreat with the Catholic volunteers and was really psyched to have a former volunteer from…
So, I did a lot of traveling over the holidays and throughout January. Coming back from Tampa I wore my Sabres Jersey to the airport and that was enough to…
Today was the memorial service for the donors to the gross anatomy lab at the medical school and so, I was asked to offer this opening prayer: They could not…
This past Monday my wife and I went down to the HSBC Arena along with my colleague Julianne Wallace (pictured with me here) and the CCVSC folks to volunteer for…
Out of surgery and doing well! Deo Gratias! Dad indeed did have a complete hip replacement today and they also set his wrist which was cleanly broken. So, generally speaking…
So my day has really been lousy today, but there were three very striking examples of love mixed in to the pain and sorrow of a day that I’d like…
Buses and subways offer us a view of human life like none other. If you take public transit places you see amazing things and the social experiment that one can…