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Ocotillo Pub

Michael Coffey's blog for poems, reflections,
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June 27, 2012

Health Care and Healing

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June 20, 2012

What Job Meant to Say Had He Girded Up His Loins

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June 11, 2012

Automatic Earth

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June 04, 2012

Institutionalized Jesus

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May 31, 2012

God's Bathrobe

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Michael Coffey

About This Blog

Ocotillo is a desert shrub found in the southwestern United States. It is also called "Jacob's Staff," which means something.

A pub is a place to be with friends and share a drink and life together. It is also called a "public house," which also means something.

One of my writings on this blog, titled "Friending," refers to an imaginary place called "The Ocotillo Pub" where Jesus and his friends hang out, share war stories, and heal each other and strangers from their wounds. I suppose that means something, too.

All original work on this blog is Copyright by Michael Coffey. Permission to republish or use in presentations or sermons may be granted by contacting Michael Coffey.

Liturgical art used throughout this blog is by Martin Erspamer, Copyright Liturgical Press, unless otherwise noted.

Header and background photos by Kevin, Flickr user slworking2.