Archive for January, 2008
10th Jan 2008Posted in: Blog 1

In August 2006 a young man entered the sanctuary at the church where I work (Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral) and vandalized various of the liturgical symbols.  I had my camera with me at the time and had the opportunity to take some photos of the aftermath.   Last month a fellow artist contacted me about [...]

8th Jan 2008Posted in: Blog 2

Ten Reasons Why I’m Not Voting : :: Jesus Manifesto :: Good ol’ Mark have yet another insightful post related to politcs, voting and the empire. This is an issue that I’ve been pondering about from an outsider perspective (in spite the fact that Puerto Ricans are US citizens since the approval by the US [...]

5th Jan 2008Posted in: Blog 0

Alternatives to Spray Paint: Try Mud Stencils!   Milwaukee-based artist Jesse Graves created a number of mud stencils that he recently put up on sidewalks and the sides of buildings. Below is his “how-to-guide”and a link to his website with more images.   read more… 

5th Jan 2008Posted in: Blog 2

  The Revolution starts at home is the title for the workshop my family will be facilitating at The New Conspirators conference, or better yet Festival of the Imagination. Our purpose will be to share a bit of how do we embodied the revolutionary and radical teachings of Jesus in our everyday life at home.  More than [...]

5th Jan 2008Posted in: Blog 0

    Today we are getting for our beloved celebration of Los Tres Santos Reyes Magos (Three Wise Men). The Rosario-Kilmer family will prepared a traditional Puerto Rican Christmas meal – arroz con gandules (rice with pigeon peas) and perníl asado (roasted pork shoulder).    Los Tres Reyes are the main bearers of Christmas gifts [...]

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