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The bread of communion

Recently, I asked my fellow co-workers what came to their minds when I said the word “bread.” Bread pudding, yum. Money, that was a surprise. Carbs, of course. Wonder Bread, the first pre-sliced bread sold in America in 1930. Did you know that American consumers had to be reassured that this new bread would not dry out, which if you think about it, is totally logical. And then, of course, there’s the early 70’s soft rock band, who was standing on the corner considering what they should call themselves when “a bread truck came along…We had been saying, ‘How about bush, telephone pole? Ah, bread truck, bread.” It began with a B, like the Beatles and the Bee Gees. Bread, good name.

Bartee Haile This Week in Texas History

The mysterious 'Woman in Blue'

A Franciscan priest, who made the long and dangerous trip from the New World in search of the mysterious “Lady in Blue,” arrived at a Spanish abbey on Apr. 21, 1631. The padre was determined to find out for himself if the mother superior really was the phantom visitor that brought biblical teachings to the Indians of the American Southwest.

Texas DOGE: Working For You

When President Trump said we need to “drain the swamp,” he wasn’t just talking about Washington, D.C. He was talking about a mindset—about making government work for the people, not the other way around. In Texas, we take that message seriously. That’s why this session, we’re focused on getting back to the basics: smaller government, stronger families, and real accountability to the taxpayers.

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