Mike Huber
When Mike Huber was in grade school, he used to watch a television show called, "Insight." It was a lot like "Twilight Zone" seen through the lens of Catholic theology. In one episode, God restores the sight of a blind painter. In another episode, an angelic bureaucrat helps people decide upon their eternal destination. To this day, he is drawn to parables as the building blocks of faith.
by Mike Huber
In the Old City of Jerusalem, the streets are too narrow for cars. The streets stay narrow so they can squeeze through stone archways. Neighbors who live across the street from each other can look up and see the awnings above their doorways almost touch. Sometimes, a narrow street will become a staircase. The stone steps have probably forgotten most of what they once knew about right angles.
On a rainy day in November, I went for a walk down these ancient streets. The rain revealed shallow gutters in the street, and downspouts that I’d never noticed on sunnier days.