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Tag Archives: Jennifer Martelli

Stopping to Let the Catholics Cross North Street in Salem by Jennifer Martelli

child lolling in dry leaves

as they spilled out of Saturday Mass, I saw a family raking leaves from their small front yard: mother, father, and a young daughter about nine who sat on the curb with her DS or smartphone. The fallen leaves would call for one, maybe two more rakings before they’d be gone for another year with […]

Posted byDaleOctober 2016October 2016Posted inIssue 11Tags: Jennifer Martelli
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