Are You a Man or Boy

Most Americans don’t know

By Greg Szymanski, JD
February 23, 2010

When I was young, I thought many times what it meant to be a man, what it meant to be a strong man.

The television taught me that meant money and power, conquer the weak and live with the strong.

I spent hours in the gym, earning a college football scholarship. My body was strong but looking back my mind was weak.

I looked at television, drank a lot of beers, scored a few touchdowns, had college paid for but learned absolutely nothing about what it meant to be a man.

But I don’t blame my dad for that. He lost his wife when I was 10, a good solid number to lose your mother.

She died from what they said was leukemia. I never understood it, never will.

People say face up to death. It happens. I never did.

So what is the point of this story? How does it relate to the Vatican, my arch enemy?

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